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Yeah, I clarified in my initial response that I meant confirmed cases, yet you went on with your rant anyhow. Funnily enough you didn't criticize my point, you nitpicked the omission of a word which allowed you to assume I was talking about something else then what was in the discussed article. Because God forbid if article says about "confirmed cases" and I used "cases" when discussing it, that I had the same thing in mind. Oh, thank you for clarifying to me what my post with my opinion is about. Yes the police initial response was based on actual confirmed cases reported. But I'm talking afterwards. Parent's didn't refer police to the doctor for confirmation which would explain their daughter act, the press would want to confirm that what the girl is saying was actually true and the lawsuit would mention it also.

This rant doesn't make an ounce of sense and isn't even close to the the point. You should read less Gromnir posts.

It's not about if false negative would be counted in stats or not. If she would really be in hospital and had a doctor diagnose her with false negative the hospital would have a name and the doctor would have a name. Parents would give those names to the cop for confirmation, press would contact them for corraboration of the story and WILL would include those in their lawsuit. From what I see none of this happen because there was no hospital and there was no doctor. And I agree with police creating a panic in times of epidemic because a teenager wants some attention is criminal.

Uhm, what now? You are telling me that it's impossible to know if there was or wasn't a reported case?! Those things are tracked man...

So, you not gonna believe the police who has evidence that there were no cases at the time, but you gonna bite unsubstantiated claims that some doctor (a nameless person apparently) told the attention seeker she has coronavirus?

I believe this article gives a fair summation of the nordic model: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/100714/nordic-model-pros-and-cons.asp

Oh. Well if your definition of socialistic country is "country like Scandinavian countries" then yes, Scandinavian countries are most like Scandinavian countries. Well, duh. Well what is happiness exactly then? What are the measurements? Does the indexes distinct between country system and population? Like if we take Scandonavians into Russia and vice versa with political systems intact will Scandinavian countries still have happiest people? It's possible that Scandinavian countries rank high because the population would be happy regardless of the country structure? Hard to say without thoroughly checking what and how those indexes calculate into the outcome.

The most socialistic? Out of what? World? Europe? Not in the slightest to both. Maybe the indexes are flawed or the things they are measuring are not really important or the indexes are designed for certain types of countries to "shine".

Sure let's skip the violations of human rights, being rape capitol of Europe and other minor inconveniences. Scandinavia is a paradise to live

Because all countries are having the same worldwide situation, yet only the countries with particular political systems are collapsing. So unless you are saying that the worldwide circumstances affect only one country then there is an underlying reason for what happens.

Confusing cause and effect.

They had to send crusades to stop your rebellion on christianity

Fixed that for ya

You have some impulse control issues don't you? I hope your finances can handle such

They will not go with Biden. Superdelegates will appoint someone else. My bet is on either Cuomo or Bloomberg. And it will be the perfect point of this long joke called Democratic primaries.

This map is outdated a little.

Finished it once before the big patch with extra companion so maybe I will one day play it again. Overall not the most memorable game.

Please remember that we all live in different law systems. I don't know how it's in your country, Spain right? But in Poland and as Volo say in Canada as well if policeman doesn't specifically tell you you are detained or arrested for a reason then you can just walk away and you are not obligated to speak to them. It's not common now but Volo story does sound familiar as it was something police did after '89 transformation often.

Stop spreading fake news. There was no such thing: https://oko.press/pan-przyszedl-z-psem-z-odrabana-glowa-eutanazja-zwierzat-z-powodu-koronawirusa-to-fejk/ (sorry evryone else that the link is in polish, but I doubt this was covered in worlds media)

Seen the first 3 episodes. For a show that will focus on people who will (I presume as it didn't fully occurred yet) fight against discrimination and persecution it's a bald move to not have a single likable main character. Maybe there is some concept to show how people change and raise in the hard times, I don't know. On a technical side it's a good quality show.

Seems like pretty basic stuff. Was Ontario police not able to demand ID, arrest or fine people before? Or am I missing something?

I heard about the child abuses by barnevernet from time to time in the past couple of years, but got interested after they expelled Poland's ambassador for trying to stop them from kidnapping a Polish couple's child. Many immigrants children are being targeted, especially if they look "norwegia" i.e. blond with blue eyes. Barnevernet steals children and give them up to Norwegian families. Gruesome stuff. Glad that European Court of Human Rights took notice. https://polandin.com/41264188/norwegian-fm-declares-polish-consul-persona-non-grata https://www.trtworld.com/magazine/should-your-kid-be-taken-away-if-they-don-t-like-fish-balls-norway-says-so-31026 https://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/world/2019/july/norwegian-nightmare-barnevernet-preys-on-children-and-parents-nbsp https://www.forbes.com/sites/realspin/2017/02/27/norways-government-abducted-children-and-ramifications-for-europe/ https://en.ordoiuris.pl/family-and-marriage/parents-take-norways-barnevernet-european-court-human-rights https://adfinternational.org/news/top-human-rights-court-rules-norway-violated-law-in-child-welfare-case/ https://www.thelocal.no/20170215/norway-barnevernet-serious-warning-echr-human-rights What a joke...