Great idea. And once the epidemic is gone, it can be worn around the waist as a men's swim briefs.
Now, we shouldn't stop being obsessed with politics, just because we got used to living with the epidemic. Here is this great article about the Swedish "method" of dealing with the pandemic. Apparently, 6,000 people died over there. But a question I am asking is not about the pandemic, but should the Swedish minister for pandemics
be charged with manslaughter since he effectively killed 6,000 of his own people. Anders Tegnell appears blissfully impervious to any feeling of guilt, in spite of his method
effectively killing six times more of his own people, or 590 people per million, while in Germany only 113 people per million died.
Once we start comparing the governments, some performed better than others and the question is should incompetent officials be punished. I mean,
we are not talking about questions of taste, but about human lives.
My question is, should underperforming public officials be punished? If the government was a business, these people would be thrown out onto a street.
‘It’s been so, so surreal.’ Critics of Sweden’s lax pandemic policies face fierce backlash