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[Hay Dude]

Seems to be working well in California.

In CA, the more draconian the Covid rules, the higher the infection rate. Its because their leadership is too stupid to realize the more people you jail at home, especially around thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year gatherings, the more in-home super spreader events will happen.
Look at the last 5 pages of this thread, sick at home!
Meanwhile FL has relaxed Covid rules and much lower cases.

Maybe one day CA will realize people need to be outside or spaced out, but I doubt it.

 

[MossRoad]

In CA, the more draconian the Covid rules, the higher the infection rate. Itç—´ because theyæ±*e too stupid to realize the more people you jail at home, especially around thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year gatherings, the more in-home super spreader events will happen.
Look at the last 5 pages of this thread, sick at home!
Meanwhile FL has relaxed Covid rules and much lower cases.

Maybe one day CA will realize people need to be outside or spaced out, but I doubt it.

Florida's COVID death rate per 100,000 is 99.
California's COVID death rate per 100,000 is 62.

That makes Florida more than 50% higher than California per capita.

COVID-19 death rates by state: Dec. 29

 

[Hay Dude]

Florida's COVID death rate per 100,000 is 99.
California's COVID death rate per 100,000 is 62.

That makes Florida more than 50% higher than California per capita.

COVID-19 death rates by state: Dec. 29

Older population, more retirees I bet.
But CA is worse than FL in CASES, which is what I specified, NOT deaths.

You want to do graphs? We can do graphs all day. :laughing:

 

[rswyan]

I'd say at this point, Florida's numbers are ... questionable ... :laughing:

How Florida Gov. DeSantis misled the public on COVID crisis - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

FDLE raid dramatizes Florida’s COVID-19 coverup | Editorial - South Florida Sun Sentinel

 

[the old grind]

How many think the government/authorities tell the public EVERYTHING they think they have the right to know?

We know that the media and government have been disguising their cooperation for decades. Same with the two major parties, pretending they don't agree on stuff.

Health Care Worker Had Serious Allergic Reaction After Pfizer's Covid Vaccine - The New York Times

Pfizerç—´ Vaccine Offers Strong Protection After First Dose - The New York Times

And yet NYT is not fake news like WaPo? Makes one wonder which source the gov't is using to trick us all this time.

. My post was opinion based off from what I gleamed off the news.

Which news? Another fake source the gov't keeps using to fool us?

btw, My post is opinion based off from what I gleamed off the news. (Not fake news, TBN news.)

 

[Dftodd]

We know that the media and government have been disguising their cooperation for decades. Same with the two major parties, pretending they don't agree on stuff.



And yet NYT is not fake news like WaPo? Makes one wonder which source the gov't is using to trick us all this time.




Which news? Another fake source the gov't keeps using to fool us?

I mainly watch the local news. National is to biased.

 

[Hay Dude]

I'd say at this point, Florida's numbers are ... questionable ... :laughing:

How Florida Gov. DeSantis misled the public on COVID crisis - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

FDLE raid dramatizes Florida’s COVID-19 coverup | Editorial - South Florida Sun Sentinel

Well, if FL has relaxed laws and CA has draconian laws and FL has lower cases, that tells me that the lock downs dont deliver lower case results

 

[rswyan]

Well, if FL has relaxed laws and CA has draconian laws and FL has lower cases, that tells me that the lock downs dont deliver lower case results

That assumes that the numbers being reported for Florida are accurate.

Highly questionable IMO ...

 

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Another factor is that FL has likely been a travel destination especially from more northern hot spots etc...

 

[MossRoad]

Older population, more retirees I bet.
But CA is worse than FL in CASES, which is what I specified, NOT deaths.

You want to do graphs? We can do graphs all day. :laughing:

Excellent! 50,000 people EACH DAY hospitalized with COVID between the two states last week.

Looks like California has done a much better job at flattening the curve as compared to FL.