woodguru

This is ironic and funny in a way, Florida depends on tourist dollars, and they are experiencing the plagues of hell in regards to multiple reasons to stay the hell away...dead fish so thick on beaches nobody wants to go there anyway.
And now people will be dying in record numbers, along with record numbers of kids in hospitals.

DeSantis won his e******n by 32,000 v**es, C***d is changing the state blue.

https://www.rawstory.com/florida-unsafe-ron-desantis/?utm_source=push_notifications

microphor Loc: Home is TN

That may be the only way to keep Biden from bringing more i******s there, close the state

America 1 Loc: South Miami

Damn right, you and others like you steer clear.
It's dangerous for wacko liberals and our alligators are hungry, but you could get a nice welcome squeeze from a python.

Liberty Tree

It is not the people of Florida saying stay away. It is just a small group of ELWNJ h**e the governor Democrats making noise.

son of witless

Perhaps this could be why C****a v***s numbers are spiking in Florida.

https://www.sun-sentinel.com/entertainment/summer-guide/fl-et-flockfest-2021-lgtbq-fort-lauderdale-20210710-6hmh7ibpuzhnrafsbmplw62lci-photogallery.html

archie bunker Loc: Texas

What's the death rate in Florida compared to other states?

America 1 Loc: South Miami

What's the death rate of tourists and foreigners visiting and croaking?

Smedley_buzkill

It's way on down the list, and when you consider that Florida is, I believe the third most populous state that's impressive. Their count per 100,000 is 182, as of a couple of days ago. New Jersey and New York with all their restrictions are around 275-300 per 100,000. You hear about the death rate increasing, but not about how low it is anyway. Bear in mind a lot of people are going there for vacations about now also.


https://www.statista.com/statistics/1109011/c****av***s-c***d19-death-rates-us-by-state/

America 1 Loc: South Miami

Not only dangerous, expensive as well.
The great migration of residents to Florida appears to be accelerating due to the p******c, newly released reports show.
In Miami, luxury home prices were up 42% to an average of $2.8 million in the most recent quarter, according to a report from brokerage Douglas Elliman.
Palm Beach is particularly strong, with the CEO of Elliman calling it the hottest market in the world right now, CNBC reported.
Florida gained an average of nearly 1,000 per person per day in 2019, but that number could be even higher in 2020 thanks to the p******c. The large number of people moving south to the state in recent months has attracted the attention of international media, including the New York Times and the Daily Mail.
Less than 1% of single-family homes were available for sale in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach as of July, according to an ISG World report. A seller's market is defined as one where less than 10% of units are available for sale.
The report states that the Miami condo resale market remains in favor of buyers, but inventory has been shrinking over the past few years. For new condo inventory, more than 91% of units built since 2012 have now been sold.
The share of residential buyers in the Miami area coming from other parts of the U.S. has doubled from a decade ago, ISG added.
According to Zillow's rent estimate charts, apartment rents in Miami have been going parabolic over the past few months.
One Brickell City Centre apartment that would have rented at what Zillow estimated was around $2,100 at the beginning of 2021 is now listed at $4,500.
A shortage of supply appears to be driving the surge.
The Reach and Rise towers at Brickell City Centre are a prime example of the supply and price shock.
Just 20 units in the 780-unit condo complex are available for rent, fewer than what has normally been available over the past five years since construction was completed, according to the MLS.
The least expensive unit is 810 square feet and is now listed at $4,000.

SLS Lux has even fewer vacancies across the street – just 9 rentals are available out of the 450 condo units, with prices also starting at $4,000.

A similar supply and price shock can be seen in other nearby buildings, both in Brickell and further north in downtown Miami.

archie bunker Loc: Texas

Now, break that down between "v******ted", and "unv******ted" people. I guarantee you the numbers will change in a way that woodwuss wouldn't like.
Where I work, we currently have 9 out with C***D as far as I can tell. Word has it that 7 of them were "v******ted" against it.
In the past, we've had multiple people have 2 to 3 days off from the "v*****e" making them sick.

These left/progs keep telling us how stupid we are, but never bother to think the way we think. Or even try. They just repeat what they're told, they're right, and they move on.

A c**pla questions:

If this "v*****e" is so critical to stopping this v***s, why can "v******ted" people contract, and spread the v***s?

What happened to deaths from the flu? It's still out there don't you know.

I lost a friend to it before c****a was k*****g everybody. He developed pnumonia, had to be intubated, and later died.

I think it's all political bulls**t about a new version of the common cold.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

Good point Archie, pneumonia was a common cause of death in past years.

jSmitty45 Loc: Fl born, lived in Texas 30 yrs, now Louisiana

Spot on!

fastforwardr1

Gators won't touch them, they leave a crappy taste in their mouths.

Carol Kelly

Where would you suspect Biden’s government to be sending the C***d carriers? My guess would be Florida, to put into doubt the success of DeSantis. Where did you get the idea of dead fish on the beaches? In Florida, life and school go on.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

Red tide, while algal blooms are a natural phenomenon in southwest Florida — and across much of the world — they’re typically not this severe.
The algae have not only k**led untold thousands of fish and more than a dozen manatees
Manatee County Administrator Dr. Scott Hopes says crews have stayed on top of the cleanup of all the dead fish on beaches and other waterways, and there has been a lot of it. They have recently picked up around 10 tons of dead sea life.
“Really the past five to seven days where we’ve seen the largest amount of pickup, we are raking the beaches at least once every morning,” said Hopes. “I believe we really got ahead of it and we’ve been approaching red tide from the land, sea, and air.”
The dead fish end up in a landfill. Manatee County has been using drones to get a birds-eye view of the problem areas and where the red tide could be heading next.
On Thursday, there was still the red tide smell at some of the county beaches, but not many dead fish.
County officials say they are going to continue to take all this on aggressively. “We’ve been working hard to pick it up before it ends up on the beaches,” said Hopes. “So we’re limiting wh**ever decomposing marine life could contribute to a nutrient source to fuel red tide.”
Manatee County also plans on adding two new vessels to help with the pickup of dead sea life.
https://www.mysuncoast.com/2021/08/06/manatee-county-tackling-red-tide-dead-fish-cleanup-aggressively/