> I know it's illegal to deny the Holocaust in Germany. Weird that denying the Armenian Genocide is legal. @Swedishmafia101
It's illegal to deny the Holocaust in any former Nazi occupied country.
Imagine you go shopping because your dad is busy trying to get a job in roachistan and suddenly you're nabbed and shoved into a boat <:coolgon:549370575701803019>
@⥌鬼気⥍ he'll keep all the journalists and professors locked up, but he'll send the rapists, murderers and what have you to the rest of Europe as "refugees"
Fewer people are going to die in Sweden and Scandinavia as a whole because there is a lot more social distancing there. That is just the norm. While to the South, people have less of an idea of personal space
> Fewer people are going to die in Sweden and Scandinavia as a whole because there is a lot more social distancing there. That is just the norm. While to the South, people have less of an idea of personal space @Dᴏᴏғᴜs Dᴏʀᴋᴍᴀɴᴇ this.
If you are from Czechia (hard to remember how you write just the Czech part of Czechoslovakia) I believe your government acted sooner? At least with the borders.
It seems countries are really experimenting with ways to go about doing things, and CZ seemed to work pretty well with practical measures early despite lack of medical infrastructure
First they shut the schools, started screening at the borders, then closed all non-essential stores (though you can still go to work), then basically closed the borders. then made everyone go outside with a mask
but they keep fuckin' extending the lockdown. They just extended it to April 8th and then the next day extneded it to the 11th. I really hope it ends soon, ,shit is driving me mad
I think measures here are actually a lot less strict than even places like the UK, it's just they acted earlier and raised the measures like everyday as it was getting worse
