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Comparisons of lockdown vs open states is just ridiculous at this point. As a Floridian, I appreciate my state's COVID policies and want them to continue regardless of COVID case counts. I choose to live here rather than in states with stricter policies. You may live perfectly happy in a state that has stricter policies. So be it. I support you in your decision. But this constant ******* about other state's policies is growing old as we approach two years with COVID.
Comparisons of lockdown vs open states is just ridiculous at this point. As a Floridian, I appreciate my state's COVID policies and want them to continue regardless of COVID case counts. I choose to live here rather than in states with stricter policies. You may live perfectly happy in a state that has stricter policies. So be it. I support you in your decision. But this constant ******* about other state's policies is growing old as we approach two years with COVID.
Let it go.
Bingo…but DeSantis hurts their feelings so they follow it like they obsess about because Trump, lol.
If the # of people getting sick there weren't actually increasing, the positivity rate would have gone down if more people were getting tested against a backdrop of no more people getting sick. Instead, it went up.
test 3 times more people.....and somehow cases are not supposed to go up
if the reporting was honest...they would report the percent positive...the rate
....it's ~7%......almost the lowest it's been
It was 13.8% average last week per the state report I linked above. That is nearly 3 times what it was in the prior week. Got another theory? (and, by the way, every public health agency provides the positivity data. I don't understand why you can't find it unless you aren't actually looking)
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