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Originally Posted by Trayderjoe
Two items to consider:
1) Florida has been an open state far longer than many other states
2) Florida, on a percentage of population basis, has one of the largest for senior citizens
Looking at the rate of death (looking only at the number of cases is deceiving as it does not account for population size) involving Covid as of yesterday we see that per 100,000 people:
Mississippi: 308
New Jersey: 306
Louisiana: 288
New York: 281
Massachusetts: 267
Florida sits 10th at: 237
So then either the states with the top five highest rates states of death involving Covid were even more supportive of a personal choice agenda than Florida, or could it be that lockdowns and less personal choice are statistically NOT more effective in reducing death rates involving Covid? |
Stop with the facts. Don't you know this is a pandemic, My neighbor personally knows 28,000 people who died from the Pandemic. Anyone travelling to Florida should buy a cemetery plot as well. The only responsible thing to do is to leave Florida and move to NY where they take this Pandemic much more seriously (dare we dream). Doesn't matter they are dropping quickly in NY, their lockdowns, forced vaccines, preventing close to 70% of people of color from going to a restaurant, shows they are caring non white supremacist humanitarians. The President has told us 200 million people in Delaware alone have died. Obey Fauci. Like he said yesterday, taking away someone's ability to shop, have a job, work and provide food for their family, will lead to people "willingly" getting the jab (I almost did not get it out).