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Actually, since 2020, Sweden has negative excess mortality. Negative. They lowered — they reduced mortality rates during the pandemic. Whereas Canada and United States, we have higher mortality, positive excess mortality relative to what we would have expected based on baseline from 2015 to 2019 or something. I mean, it's not debatable. Swedish kids, they suffered no learning lost. My kids were out of school for two years in California, it was — look, the harms of the lockdown we’re still seeing to this day: high levels of suicidality, higher rates of of overdoses, you know, depression. A lot of the sort of a hangovers from the lockdown, a lot of the economic fights that we're having the last couple years are lingering effects of — inflation, what do you think — how does — if you print trillions of dollars to pay for locking the world down, what do you think’s gonna happen. Yeah, I think a lot of the harms could have been avoided if we followed the Swedish strategy."
