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Albrecht έγραψε: 13 Μάιος 2020, 19:20 Επρεπε να εφαρμασουμε κι εμεις αυτο το μοντελο αφου θα ειχαμε συμμαχο και τον καιρο. Τωρα ετοιμαστειτε απο Σεπτεμβρη να κλειστειτε στα σπιτια σας παλι μεχρι το επομενο καλοκαιρι ενω οι Σουηδοι θα βολταρουν ανεμελοι με αντισωματα.

Looking back, it seems a bit unjust that the country that followed its pre-pandemic plan was the country accused of conducting an experiment on its population. Perhaps Sweden instead should be considered the control group, while the rest of the world underwent an experiment.

But defenders of the Swedish strategy claimed it would pay off in the long run, arguing that draconian measures were not sustainable and that the pandemic was a marathon, not a sprint.

So did Sweden’s approach pay off?

Although Sweden was hit hard by the first wave, its total excess deaths during the first two years of the pandemic were actually among the lowest in Europe.

The decision to keep primary schools open also paid off.

the state should never interfere with the rights and freedoms of its citizens more than absolutely necessary. The commission also supported the decision to keep primary schools open.

the handling of the pandemic in Norway was generally good, children were hit hard by lockdowns and the authorities did not adequately protect them.

the government and the Public Health Agency had largely failed in their ambition to protect the elderly