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In science it's like that. Theory holds until it hits a counterexample. Let's look at the "hypothesis" that COVID-19 mortality in SLO is people's fault because they don't follow measures. The hypothesis would need to be broken down into basic premises, but it makes no sense since the negation of the statement has already been found (see previous debate). Negation is also in the fact that most infected are among healthcare staff and nursing homes, where measures are the most rigorous or that there is obviously the dominant infection vector. In the period 10.-17.11. among infected there were 700 persons among healthcare staff, 1000 in nursing homes, 800 among other retirees and 450 among all other residents combined (employed, unemployed, students). Source: https://twitter.com/vladaRS/status/1329009470811369475/photo/1. The conclusion that offers itself is interesting: spread of infections and mortality is highest where measures are followed the most. It can be argued that this part of the population has the most contact with the virus, yet according to the numbers it is one of the biggest virus reservoirs. Anyway, most importantly, measures and this debate fundamentally miss the point and lead away from the essence. In the background is everything else, e.g. among other "jobs" also showing public health as incompetent (argument of high mortality) and using that as argument for privatization of healthcare. Nursing homes are just a medium to achieve the goal. On that "economy will recover" here's this: 2008 was a much smaller economic crisis than now, the consequence was almost the breakup of the EU. Experience from that period does not promise anything good for the future and the statement that the economy is unimportant is cold arrogance, the argument about deaths is naked populism. In summary: in the background is theft. Slovenia is losing the war and not because of the virus...