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A comparison of my old home state of Michigan/Sweden. Two places with roughly the same population (10.2 million to 9.9 million) but two vastly different approaches to #coronavirus. Michigan, perhaps the most draconian shutdown in America. Sweden the least in the Western world.
Also, consider that Michigan has 174 people per square mile. Sweden just 58. However, Sweden& #39;s largest city, Stockholm, has twice as many people as Michigan& #39;s largest city (Detroit). Stockholm also has 13k people per square mile, Detroit just 4800.
As of 8 a.m. eastern Monday, Michigan was reporting 31,424 total cases, or .3% of its population. Sweden was reporting 14,385 total cases, or .1% of its population.
Sweden was reporting 1,540 deaths, or .01% of its population. Michigan was reporting 2,391 deaths, or .02% of its population.
Sweden was reporting 12,295 active cases, or .1% of its total population. Michigan was reporting 25,796, or .2% of its population. Sweden was reporting 152 deaths per 1 million population. Michigan 240 deaths per 1 million population
Feel free to consider this data and draw your own conclusions, apart from the panic porn, about whether robbing you of your constitutional liberties/financial freedom is the winning play here. Then ask yourself why you& #39;re not seeing this data elsewhere.
