Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Mind-Blowing Joe Rogan Clip Resurfaces" video.

@erikduvald6703 Sweden's king has said his country "failed" to save lives with its relatively relaxed approach to the coronavirus pandemic. King Carl XVI Gustaf made the remarks as part of an annual TV review of the year with the royal family. Sweden, which has never imposed a full lockdown, has seen nearly 350,000 cases and more than 7,800 deaths - a lot more than its Scandinavian neighbours. Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said he agreed with the king's remarks. "However, earlier this week, schools across the Stockholm region were asked to switch to distance learning for 13 to 15-year-olds for the first time as soon as possible. The measure was announced in response to rising Covid-19 cases." "This came a week after a nationwide decision on 7 December to switch to remote learning for those over 16." Swedes are advised to meet a maximum of eight people, gather outdoors if possible and avoid travelling by train or bus. A formal ban on public gatherings of more than eight people remains, affecting events such as concerts, sports matches and demonstrations." 'Sweden has had more deaths than the rest of the Nordic countries combined."
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@tcb1012 being misinformed has changed his mind. As misinformed as your fake quote.
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As you fall further down conspiracy holes.
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@tcb1012 ha you're copy pasting that comment. Thats reportable for spam dude. Don't do it.
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@MrEnoch-dy4tg okay what are most scientists and doctors saying? To.. to take the vaccine? Guess we'll have to cherry pick someone to agree with you and validate the position you already take.
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@erikduvald6703 and I'll say it again that the U.S response was almost equally lax except for masks mandates. The first year there were some closures on and off. But then it was just wear masks indoors. The distance thing was essentially advisory or for businesses to try for lines. It really followed the pattern of some measures, then they would relax them or let them expire, things would get worst, some more measures. But that stopped completely sometime in 21 except some kids switch to at home sometimes.
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@jeffepstein4971 that doesn't even make sense.
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