Originally Posted by Bonnevie (Post 2031327)

I'm aware of the current numbers. I was referring to the cumulative numbers during the surge. the numbers are good now, but 60,000 people died and countless others got sick, including children.

from the site you posted: Here is a breakdown of average daily COVID-19 deaths and COVID-19 deaths per 100,000 people over the last seven days in all 50 U.S. states and Washington, D.C. The data was last updated Nov. 19.

Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2031434)

Then why did you post numbers from the Summer, when FL was inundated with tourists from up north, people were staying inside, due to the excessive heat?

Of course there would be an uptick then...

Originally Posted by Bill14564 (Post 2031444)

Uptick???

That might be the understatement of the day!

Originally Posted by SkBlogW (Post 2030907)

File this under things the MSM forgot to tell you.

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Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2031453)

What would you call it?

Originally Posted by Bonnevie (Post 2031327)

I'm aware of the current numbers. I was referring to the cumulative numbers during the surge. the numbers are good now, but 60,000 people died and countless others got sick, including children.

from the site you posted: Here is a breakdown of average daily COVID-19 deaths and COVID-19 deaths per 100,000 people over the last seven days in all 50 U.S. states and Washington, D.C. The data was last updated Nov. 19.

Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2031434)

Then why did you post numbers from the Summer, when FL was inundated with tourists from up north, people were staying inside, due to the excessive heat?

Of course there would be an uptick then...

Originally Posted by Swoop (Post 2031510)

Even with the surge, the per capita death rate in Florida from Covid is tenth among US states. Florida’s numbers are currently the lowest in country, so at this rate the current ranking will drop.

Originally Posted by Bonnevie (Post 2031262)

if you go to the site and read more, they factored for that. plus, there's a really high vaccination rate among seniors

or course there is this: More nursing home residents and staff died of COVID-19 in Florida during a four-week period ending Aug. 22 than in any other state in the country, according to an AARP analysis released today.

but unfortunately, this did not lead to a requirement that all staff should be vaccinated. just the opposite.

I, for one, wouldn't want my loved ones cared for by someone who wasn't vaccinated. as a former health care worker, it boogles my mind that people are thrilled it's not going to be mandated.

Originally Posted by Number 10 GI (Post 2031745)

Based on everything I've been hearing about the current "vaccines" they do not prevent you from contracting COVID, only reduce the severity of the illness. Also these "vaccines" do not immunize you from the virus and you can pass it on if infected. So what difference does it make if a caretaker is vaccinated or not???

Originally Posted by SkBlogW (Post 2030907)

File this under things the MSM forgot to tell you.

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Originally Posted by Bonnevie (Post 2031641)

good point -- who knows how many of them took covid back to their states and spread it more? those 60,000 were Florida residents.....who were exposed because unvaccinated Floridians don't like to wear masks....

Originally Posted by Bonnevie (Post 2031646)

yeah, but there's still that pesky number--60,000 people died in the process.

Originally Posted by Rose Ann Vinci Igoe (Post 2031798)

Cases in the last 7 days, is 11,000 in Florida (Got this off the site you provided). Still too high for me to relax. Currently, The hospitals are telling patients that Covid is back on the rise in Florida. They are taking all precautions. This is not a time to relax.

Originally Posted by Number 10 GI (Post 2031915)

It's pretty well black and white according to Fauci and his cohorts.

Added: At least it is black and white this week, Fauci will change his story next week.