>The narrative we now have (from the pro-Lockdown lobby) is that the people of Sweden, being so law-abiding and community aware, essentially locked themselves down. The honest truth is that Sweden no longer has control over its population. The large amounts of no-go zones make it impossible to implement lockdowns. And to be honest, I doubt their government gives a shit. If they let in animals to destroy entire city blocks and cause massive waves of crime, what do they care about covid? >In spite of this relaxed attitude, the death rate has continued to drop. When I wrote the first article, I wrote that COVID had killed under 6,000 people. How many people have died now, six weeks later? Actually, we’re still at under 6,000 deaths. The same as most Western nations. When Canada implemented their idiotic measures the virus was already virtually a non-factor. That was late August. > I engaged in speculation that the reason Sweden seemed to be developing herd immunity Everyone is. Just like articles in June were telling about automatic immunity in certain areas of the world. >What about the vaccine? Will it arrive in time to make a difference? :)