Cooking the Books on Covid-19?

[Gandalf]

It is strange how America is and yet Sweden who has done things differently seems relatively under control. Sure you can blame restaurants and bars, but at the same time, the Swedes are not out trying to topple society during a national crisis either.

https://www.worldometers.info/corona...ountry/sweden/

[NoSavingByTheBell]

It's everything. Protesters were nowhere near the numbers of idiot SELF-ENTITLED partiers in Texas, Florida and Arizona over the past 2 weeks. 3 republican States are getting hammered where there were NO PROTESTS so it ain't the protesters as far as TEXAS, florida and Arizona are concerned.

Bars and restaurants and maskless CUNTS and protesters all together, ITS AN AMERICAN PHENOMENON

Selfish "I AINT GIVIN UP MUH FREEDOM" CUNTS

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Sweden has 69,000 cases with 5,300 deaths. (7.6% death rate)

US has 2,647,000 cases with 129,000 deaths. (5% death rate)


Sweden is not doing better.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

And both have just under 1% of their total population infected.

[El Kabong]

Curiouser and Curiouser

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Curiouser and Curiouser

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand yeah a bit of levity is always good, so hows NC doing these days?

[NoSavingByTheBell]

oh wait, Ill answer that fer ya:

North Carolina: Total Covid-19 infections as of now: 63, 781
Total COvid-19 deaths as of now: 1,362

Last 10 days of infections: approximately 16,500 (more than ALL OF SOUTH KOREA SINCE JANUARY!)

June 20: 1,601
June 21: 1,643
June 22: 2,574
June 23: 1,250
June 24: 1,358
June 25: 945
June 26: 1,688
June 27: 1,654
June 28: 1,466
June 29: 1,663




***NOW COMPARE TO A SAMPLE OF A 10 DAY PERIOD IN MAY:

May 15: 790
May 16: 632
May 17: 538
May 18: 32
May 19: 428
May 20: 301
May 21: 404
May 22: 758
May 23: 501
May 24: 361




So yeah, its not exploding at all. Its a paw-paw.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Sweden has 69,000 cases with 5,300 deaths. (7.6% death rate)

US has 2,647,000 cases with 129,000 deaths. (5% death rate)


Sweden is not doing better.

Bump

[Primo Carnera]

It is strange how America is and yet Sweden who has done things differently seems relatively under control. Sure you can blame restaurants and bars, but at the same time, the Swedes are not out trying to topple society during a national crisis either.

https://www.worldometers.info/corona...ountry/sweden/

not sure I agree with this. Sweden didn’t lockdown and I’ve been watching their figures for about a month or more.
When I started looking , Sweden and Ireland’s figures were virtually identical. Since then , the figures have dropped to virtually none in Ireland, whereas in Sweden, the figures have been more or less the same all the time.
Furthermore, the info that is coming onto Worldometers from Sweden has become a little “Sketchy” of late. A lot of “N/A’s” in the last couple of weeks.
Basically , where the lockdown has been more strict, the figures are coming down pretty quickly.
Where there has been either no lockdown or it was a pretty “weak” lockdown, the figures are lingering (Sweden and even the U.K. to a point) or even INCREASING (Brazil, USA for example.)

[Gandalf]

It is strange how America is and yet Sweden who has done things differently seems relatively under control. Sure you can blame restaurants and bars, but at the same time, the Swedes are not out trying to topple society during a national crisis either.

https://www.worldometers.info/corona...ountry/sweden/

not sure I agree with this. Sweden didn’t lockdown and I’ve been watching their figures for about a month or more.
When I started looking , Sweden and Ireland’s figures were virtually identical. Since then , the figures have dropped to virtually none in Ireland, whereas in Sweden, the figures have been more or less the same all the time.
Furthermore, the info that is coming onto Worldometers from Sweden has become a little “Sketchy” of late. A lot of “N/A’s” in the last couple of weeks.
Basically , where the lockdown has been more strict, the figures are coming down pretty quickly.
Where there has been either no lockdown or it was a pretty “weak” lockdown, the figures are lingering (Sweden and even the U.K. to a point) or even INCREASING (Brazil, USA for example.)

Yes, the key word was relatively. Not ideal by any stretch of the imagination. Certainly not a Taiwan or anything like that. I just mean more as compared with the US where everybody seems to have had it. I find their numbers a bit fishy too. No idea why you put sick people in nursing homes etc. Funny goings on.