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cinematicdiversions

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45. unfortunately those that are dying seem exclusively to be renters based on the current
Mon Jan 24, 2022, 05:16 PM
Jan 2022

availability of homes.

You bring up a good point, though. Why has this pandemic not opened up the real estate market down here?

The issue may be it affects the poor (Trump voters) and unlanded minorities disproportionally.

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Florida was a diseased state long before COVID hit. Aristus Jan 2022 #1
If your on the Tampa side of the state Submariner Jan 2022 #2
My understanding is ... left-of-center2012 Jan 2022 #16
They are not super spreader events. former9thward Jan 2022 #41
I'm sorry to say this but.. Deuxcents Jan 2022 #3
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The only constant is change ... CloudWatcher Jan 2022 #12
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I'm in Florida now. Everything Flaming says is true -- except Hortensis Jan 2022 #13
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If Florida is losing stupid conservatives IronLionZion Jan 2022 #24
:) You'll love the change, your son, then love going home. Hortensis Jan 2022 #30
Oh, I love visiting gardens and nature preserves too. llmart Jan 2022 #43
We're in FL to escape the cold. :) Hortensis Jan 2022 #51
I had the good fortune of visiting an old college friend in Jacksonville Beach several times... Hekate Jan 2022 #40
What happens when Florida runs out of cemetery space? FakeNoose Jan 2022 #14
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Alligator food IronLionZion Jan 2022 #23
On the bright side Deep State Witch Jan 2022 #17
unfortunately those that are dying seem exclusively to be renters based on the current cinematicdiversions Jan 2022 #45
Why on earth would you go to Florida? Fiendish Thingy Jan 2022 #19
I live in Florida. I'll cancel your invitation. Earth-shine Jan 2022 #21
... tavernier Jan 2022 #27
I got my N95 masks for when I go shopping. Earth-shine Jan 2022 #29
I know it well, tavernier Jan 2022 #31
You have my sympathy Fiendish Thingy Jan 2022 #38
I hope for that too. We're doing what we can here in blue Palm Beach County. Earth-shine Jan 2022 #48
A lot of people think COVID will go away if they just ignore it IronLionZion Jan 2022 #22
The trash is taking itself out. OMGWTF Jan 2022 #26
The US never really had a lockdown to begin with tishaLA Jan 2022 #28
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Still, the death rate in FL is double that of California flamingdem Jan 2022 #33
As a percentage it's actually not. Florida is 1.2% and CA is 1.0%. beaglelover Jan 2022 #34
Thts not a fair assessment weissmam Jan 2022 #35
Well, you'd have to use ages then, too Sympthsical Jan 2022 #44
Ny and NJ were walloped last month as well. cinematicdiversions Jan 2022 #46
if the facts don't match the science, they aren't facts cadoman Jan 2022 #50
Why not add in average age? FL's tied with ME for #1 at 20%, Hortensis Jan 2022 #47
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Floridians don't need bashing from Canadians. We are doing a fine job by ourselves. retread Jan 2022 #54
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