Then came shock as the virus ripped through the country’s nursing homes and hospices.
By mid-April, more than 100 deaths were reported each day in Sweden, while mortality rates were falling elsewhere in Europe.
So, basically, Sweden didn't obliterate their economy in a futile effort to save the lives of 85-year olds in nursing homes.
Yep.
In Sweden, with about 6,000 deaths claimed to be caused by the chi-com virus, over a 1,000 were over 90, an other 1,500 over 80, another 2,500 over 70 and LESS THAN 80 WERE UNDER FIFTY YEARS OF AGE.
Old people, like me, die more often than young people from a virus.
Who knew?