US COVID case numbers would be on the decline if not for California increases “why”

[lchoro]

Originally Posted by TheGoodTheBadTheUgly

I’m curious why is California Covid cases spiking?




https://thepostmillennial.com/us-cov...rnia-increases

He's using old data. They're down 28K and the rest of the country is up. NYC is a big problem. Covid is whack-a-mole since people can still migrate and spread the disease under soft lockdowns.

[Taiko]

Originally Posted by CA4Now

Yet there was footage on the news of people visiting the Santa Monica Pier the day after the region's stay at home order was extended.

And footage of parties taken from a helicopter, along with the lone paddleboarder on an empty ocean. Not having 100% compliance in a free society is not that concerning. People on Santa Monica Pier is not the cause of the spikes in Pacoima and South Los Angeles

[No_Recess]

US COVID case numbers would be on the decline if not for California increases “why”

And if a bull had **** it would be a cow.

[CA4Now]

Originally Posted by Taiko

And footage of parties taken from a helicopter, along with the lone paddleboarder on an empty ocean.

A lone paddleboarder? You've got to be kidding. There's a photo in today's L.A. Times of lots of people walking on the pier, some grouped together, talking.

Originally Posted by Taiko

People on Santa Monica Pier is not the cause of the spikes in Pacoima and South Los Angeles

Originally Posted by Taiko

the spread is said to be from multigenerational families living in the San Fernando Valley and South LA.

You seem to really want the spikes to be the result of people who live somewhere other than where you live.