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The root of the evil is that the government shuts down raw and rotten to show action.
This is a comment. It is the attitude of the writer that is expressed.
Event leader and local politician Knut Meiner will resign from the Conservative Party, after many years of membership. If Erna doesn’t show up with money to save the event industry, there’s an end between him and the Tories, he tells Nettavisen.
It could have been harder. He might dare to argue against the root of evil, instead of asking for money.
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Crude and brutal behavior
The root of the evil is that the government shuts down raw and rotten to show action.
But the Meiner industry generates few infections and is easy to manage in terms of detecting infections if they do occur.
The great spread of contagion is generated in families, in uncontrolled private parties and, as we see in the news, by religious congregations and entry from other countries.
Half of those admitted with severe Covid-19 were born abroad. Here is a quote from the latest report from the National Institute of Public Health:
Among the patients who are or have been admitted to the hospital with proven covid-19 (…), 38.2% were born outside of Norway. Among these, most of the people are natives of Somalia, Pakistan, Iraq, Iran and Turkey. The proportion of hospitalized patients born outside Norway was 54% at week 45 compared to 48% at week 44. Among the cases at week 45 who were born outside of Norway, most people have Pakistan as their country of birth. (The report, p. 23. I have deleted the absolute figures in parentheses, the underlining is mine)
Well, is that closing the Norwegian Opera House? (* irony *). What about the theaters, where immigrants from Pakistan and Somalia rush to the box office in their fierce interest in Henrik Ibsen and Jon Fosse? (* irony *)
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Sedentary and sober people are not contagious
People who sit quiet and sober for hours and are quiet do not infect each other. Especially not on fixed chairs in well-ventilated hallways.
Well-controlled events, concerts, theater, and cinema are all part of the culture and entertainment industry. Is it our pietistic soul that is causing the closure of these industries now?
Avisa Klassekampen investigated the numbers. Of all cases with known infection sites in the period from September 7 to November 1, 1 (one) percent could be attributed to public events, we could read in the newspaper.
So what is actual infection control and what is bragging about?
Absurd cottage ban
I think many of these crown measures are conceited. I already had that suspicion this spring, when the ban on cabins affected the entire country.
In Trøndelag, northern Norway and western Norway, where there are large regions free from infection and people attend the same hospital both at home and in the cabin, the ban was completely absurd.
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I subscribe to news alerts from many newsrooms. Still far away, I get a notification on my iPhone about corona deaths in nursing homes.
So: people die in one nursing homes and the newspapers make it known!
Here you can read more posts by Elin Ørjasæter.
Death – with or without Covid-19
But many who die from Covid-19 dies with disease, as one of many diagnoses at a very old age. In fact, we are going to die for something.
Conservative politician Kristian Tonning-Riise has a good point when he describes how the government should prepare for every Covid-19 death.
But only for said The deaths. People who die for other things in old age are allowed to die in peace, as they always have.
It is normal to die. Is even desirable that we must die. Oddly enough. All as one. We are going to die.
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It’s about living the best you can
More than 40,000 Norwegians will die each year. Annual. The goal of health care is to live the best we can before we (the lucky ones) die in old age. With or without Covid-19.
A tired doctor friend recounted how a 90-year-old man with a crown disease had been sent by a nursing home to the hospital to be rescued. This patient brought papers for relatives. many years ago I had asked the madman to Let it go life-prolonging treatment if terminally ill.
If he had contracted pneumonia, the nursing home would have provided him with hospice care in his own bed. On the way to God with those closest to him.
With Covid-19 on the other hand, he went ba-bu-ba-bu straight to the emergency room where he was surrounded by extraterrestrial beings in green spacesuits.
Consume the forces
The hospital staff begins to tire. Not surprising, when asked to prevent the elderly and insane from surviving Covid-19 in addition to all the other tasks.
The Covid19 virus has claimed the lives of about 300 people in Norway since last spring. 90 percent of these had underlying chronic diseases. The average age of death per crown is 84 years, writes Tonning-Riise in VG. Many of them died needlessly alone, in the name of infection control.
Nettavisen Pluss: The expert believes that this action is too cheap: – They earn more than ever
Tonning-Riise is on the same track as Linn Wiik, but sharper in thought and pen than her somewhat gender-confusing text. He took self-criticism and told Nettavisen that he needed a course in the Skråblikk genre.
More digging than squinting
My suggestion is that you drop more squinted glances and instead tackle like a tireless journalist on the same topic. By themes, the socialdoctor and societyEconomic the cost of frying is important. And our exaggerated fear of natural death.
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How much does the closing cost, medically, socially and financially? Which measures work and which don’t?
But boy, the National Institute of Public Health already has a good overview of the latter. They never recommended a ban on closed cabins or schools. As Camilla Stoltenberg told Minerva: The most surprising thing was how far the authorities were willing to go.
Alone. They went further than necessary.
The deposit of money from the Oil Fund gives most companies the same reflex that Per Meiner did when the government bans their businesses: “Give us more money.”
Why we?
But hotels, restaurants, bars, hair salons, dermatologists, gyms, and a bunch of other companies should be tougher on the argument than that:
They should wonder why exactly those who have taken infection control to such an extent should be shut down when they are not generating infection.
During the filming of “Four Star Dinner” in August, I learned a lot about infection control. Why? Because one of the crew’s only jobs was to make sure all the rules were followed. She was like a hawk, she never rested, really strict. It was exemplary well done. And this is how it is done in many industries. Not a fly could have been infected during that television dinner there.
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Distance, hand washing and time at home
The way forward is that we all stick to the “meter” and hand washing, that we are at home when we are sick, and that we constantly update ourselves on infection control for new situations.
Just like Business Norway has done for the last six months.
Infection control is necessary. It is possible to learn to control infections, infection control is quite fun, so it is always fun to learn new things that work.
None of the companies that carry out active infection control and good monitoring facilities should be shut down.
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