In general yes! That is what I am saying. They are more unconcentrated, make stupid decisions, take more risks and generally lacks proper driving education. However, this time it was a Swede who made the wrong decision. Luckily, he did not kill anybody.
What you with sarcasm are showing here is of course right. Sweden have one of the lowest road death mortality rates per 100 000 in population in the world. We have about 2,1-2,2/100 000. That while Thailand has 25,5/100 000. If you look at the raw numbers, without thinking about it, it looks horrible. However, you must factor with road quality, driving education as well as overcrowded streets that creates more dangers. Another factor is mindset, enforcing of laws as well as the level of punishment. As a result, the Swede should have been thinking more and made a better decision.