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Originally Posted by Pete F.
He's not a college history professor and TV personality like Sandbrook
Sandbrook went to Sweden and reported on what he saw. He provided some economic charts which he didn't invent.
If you want to say that a mere history professor cannot truly describe what he sees, that may be more a comment on your narrow minded way of understanding.
You need to learn that simple anecdotal evidence proves nothing but sounds great when it seems to validate your point.
I wasn't trying to prove anything. I don't know the answer as you seem to think you do. The people of Sweden he talked to and observed, if Sandbrook isn't lying, seem to be happy that they didn't have to experience a lockdown.
As far as your claim that VT and Sweden had the same results
Sweden's infection and death rate is far greater than Vermont's
Vermont population is 625K with 1572 infections and 58 deaths
Sweden population is 10.5M with 158K infections and 2600 deaths
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I didn't say they had the same results, I said the "same" result you noted--"And many doctors could say the same in Vermont"
Would you like to compare New York's stats to Sweden. Comparing stats might tell a story. If the people of Sweden are happier with their results than we are, that might tell a story.
I honestly don't know. Do you?