Real classy, same as here. A few hundred ukrainians are blamed for endemic problems. If they were going to blame migranst, howabout looking to the groups coming from a bit further south and east than Ukraine, hm? It's the same hypocrisy here: the "anti-racisists" are blaming ukrainian refugees for "drawing away attention from the plight of non-whites being subjected to colonial looks" and similar expletive-expletive-profanity-pejorative.
It is also the same here re: staffing, especially in summer though the daily bombings and weekly shootings does put real pressure on the health services. And those shootings and bombings are 100% due to letting middle easterners and africans across the border.
At the very prominent Akademiska Sjukhuset in Uppsala, it is now so bad patients are put in hallways and are given lids from the kitchen pots and pans, to use as alarm to summon a nurse. And we are still loosing staff to Norway since working conditions and pay is so much better there.
Personal anecdote: stepped on a rusty nail yesterday and thought I'd might as well top up the tetanus shot, it being more than 20 years since the last one. So I called the regular cases secretary to set up a drop-in appointment since I didn't need any procedure, took care of the hole in the foot with Salubrin (a mix of water, alcohol and acetic acid in case you haven't heard about it - kills most anything). A recording informs me that due to it being summer, people are on vacation so no-one can answer the phone.
Which meant going to the ER, explaining why to the nurse on call, waiting for her to go get the syringe, get the shot and go home.
Now, this area is very tourist dependent. In many outlying villages population quintuples during summer holidays/vacation. And at the same time all staff at societal functions are given leave.
It's stupid enough to make you bite through your teeth in frustration.
I wonder how long it will take to blame whatever happens of 'other foreignes' (tourists)…or climate change. Or both.
I'm sorry about your foot injury, and I hope all is well (enough) now. I do live in a similar setting (rural, heavily over-touristified in summer) under indentical conditions: it's mind-boggling, but then again, locals typically hold low opinions about their 'southern' and/or 'eastern' neighbours, for they cannot get things right, eh?
Well, 'internal' means that, yes, but, as the NRK piece also states, it's *not* accidents or shootings (and remember: May was the bloodiest month since 2016 in terms of deadly car accidents).
It's cardiovascular problems, mainly, I'd surmise: the elephant in the room is the Covid injectable products, which would go a long way towards explaining this to 'the experts', in addition to neglected preventative physicals and reduced screenings since spring 2020.
There's not one answer, but there's a lot of circumstantial evidence indicating that the above-related issues are actually (at least) correlated.
Yep, that's why I included my wife's comment: it's not accident-related, as the NRK piece also held.
So, internal disorders, or problems, are, as you say are at the heart of the matter (no pun intended), and in my view, the non-explanations fall quite flat.
Real classy, same as here. A few hundred ukrainians are blamed for endemic problems. If they were going to blame migranst, howabout looking to the groups coming from a bit further south and east than Ukraine, hm? It's the same hypocrisy here: the "anti-racisists" are blaming ukrainian refugees for "drawing away attention from the plight of non-whites being subjected to colonial looks" and similar expletive-expletive-profanity-pejorative.
It is also the same here re: staffing, especially in summer though the daily bombings and weekly shootings does put real pressure on the health services. And those shootings and bombings are 100% due to letting middle easterners and africans across the border.
At the very prominent Akademiska Sjukhuset in Uppsala, it is now so bad patients are put in hallways and are given lids from the kitchen pots and pans, to use as alarm to summon a nurse. And we are still loosing staff to Norway since working conditions and pay is so much better there.
Personal anecdote: stepped on a rusty nail yesterday and thought I'd might as well top up the tetanus shot, it being more than 20 years since the last one. So I called the regular cases secretary to set up a drop-in appointment since I didn't need any procedure, took care of the hole in the foot with Salubrin (a mix of water, alcohol and acetic acid in case you haven't heard about it - kills most anything). A recording informs me that due to it being summer, people are on vacation so no-one can answer the phone.
Which meant going to the ER, explaining why to the nurse on call, waiting for her to go get the syringe, get the shot and go home.
Now, this area is very tourist dependent. In many outlying villages population quintuples during summer holidays/vacation. And at the same time all staff at societal functions are given leave.
It's stupid enough to make you bite through your teeth in frustration.
Oh, yes, it's supremely 'ironic', isn't it?
I wonder how long it will take to blame whatever happens of 'other foreignes' (tourists)…or climate change. Or both.
I'm sorry about your foot injury, and I hope all is well (enough) now. I do live in a similar setting (rural, heavily over-touristified in summer) under indentical conditions: it's mind-boggling, but then again, locals typically hold low opinions about their 'southern' and/or 'eastern' neighbours, for they cannot get things right, eh?
Same shit, different smell, perhaps.
Well, 'internal' means that, yes, but, as the NRK piece also states, it's *not* accidents or shootings (and remember: May was the bloodiest month since 2016 in terms of deadly car accidents).
It's cardiovascular problems, mainly, I'd surmise: the elephant in the room is the Covid injectable products, which would go a long way towards explaining this to 'the experts', in addition to neglected preventative physicals and reduced screenings since spring 2020.
There's not one answer, but there's a lot of circumstantial evidence indicating that the above-related issues are actually (at least) correlated.
Yep, that's why I included my wife's comment: it's not accident-related, as the NRK piece also held.
So, internal disorders, or problems, are, as you say are at the heart of the matter (no pun intended), and in my view, the non-explanations fall quite flat.