Comments by "John Woodrow" (@johnwoodrow8769) on "Britain sees 'radical breakthrough' following July 19" video.

@sorennilsson9742 About all the comparisons to Norway and Finland show is the fallacy of trying to draw conclusions from reported numbers. Singapore has had only 37 deaths out of over 64,000 cases, so let's conclude covid is only about half as dangerous as Influenza. Both Norway and Finland have a population adjusted death rate 25 times that of Singapore so the numbers show Norway and Finland must have done a TERRIBLE job of managing covid. The fact that Sweden with an open approach is not a standout when compared to countries that have implemented lockdowns like the UK, Italy, USA, France, Switzerland, Austria, is sufficient to conclude that Sweden's approach hasn't been the disaster being predicted near universally by 'the establishment'.
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@markwilliams4110 So your idea of a 'lock-down' is reduced numbers at sporting events and bars having to close at midnight. Like most high death rate countries, around 50% of Sweden deaths have been in aged care homes. In that regard they acknowledge that failed to adequately protect these people, nowhere near as bad as the UK or New York which deliberately sent infected people into aged care homes. But deaths in aged care homes and appropriate measure for that specific situation is VASTLY different to locking down all of society.
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