Florida is a fucking sandbar of stupidity ....it hangs out the arse of america ...... like a big ass cyst ......its a fucking shit filled with bloated fucking euro trash ......tourists .......and fucking degenerate fucks .......who come to the sunshine to either fuck up shit .......rip people off ...... or retire .........and block up roads and shit .......
then we have the fucking snow birds .......cheap ass fuckers ........come down here....... and complain about everything .......the guys are fucking pussies ......the sun is hot.......... and it does something to the women ..........they turn into whining fucking bitches ........
We all know who the snowbirds are...... they congregate like penguins......... in over 55 shit hole ......... controlled ......... fucking cookie cutter bungholes ..........and the unpaid condo commandos........ who have been controlled all their lives ........ suddenly get a job with no pay .........and a sense of power ......fucking idiots .....
The worst are the over 55 communities ....... full of whining......... bloated...... retirees who think pickle ball is a sport ......its a bloated cunts tennis game ...sorry ........its not tennis .........hate it ......when you get to Miami ....its a shit hole of epic proportions .........your on your own there .....rough violent ......overpriced ........ shit hole ......get to the keys ......... forget about it .........but hey its florida!!!!!!!!! .......love it ...... or fuck off ......i guess i like the hot weather .........summers blow .........badly too hot for anything .....but winters ...are good ..........not 2020.....not we have to deal with cunts in masks .....fuck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Florida shatters daily record with 3,207 new coronavirus cases
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida added another 3,207 coronavirus cases Thursday, shattering the previous daily record as the state emerges as an alarming hot spot among places grappling with a resurgence of the disease.
Thursday’s new record topped the 2,783 cases reported just two days earlier by the Florida Department of Health, which had been the third record-setting total in less than a week.
There have been 85,926 coronavirus cases reported in Florida since the outbreak began and 3,061 deaths. The state reported 43 additional COVID-19 deaths Thursday.
Previously: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis pledges to keep state open, downplays rise in coronavirus cases
Gov. Ron DeSantis said after Tuesday’s record high that he had no plans to pull-back on reopening efforts that he launched in May and since expanded.
“We’re not shutting down, we are going to go forward, we are going to continue to protect the most vulnerable,” DeSantis said Tuesday, adding, “the negative effects” of shutting down again would be much worse than “any gains you’re getting.”
The Republican governor has attributed the rise in cases to the state’s expanded testing, along with clustered outbreaks involving farmworkers and at nursing homes, where residents and staff have been undergoing increased testing.
“You have to have society function, you have to be able to have a cohesive society, that’s the best way to be able to deal with the impacts of the virus,” DeSantis said. “But particularly when you have a virus that disproportionately impacts one segment of society, to suppress a lot of working-age people at this point I don’t think would likely be very effective.”
But with Florida among 10 states that saw a record number of COVID-19 cases this week, a disease model by scientists at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania concludes the Sunshine State has “all the markings of the next large epicenter of coronavirus transmission.”
The spike in cases prompted Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried, the only statewide elected Democrat, to send out a blistering statement this week, slamming the governor’s handling of the crisis.
“(Tuesday's) record-high new cases makes it clear: Governor DeSantis has lost control of Florida’s COVID-19 response,” Fried said after numbers were released Tuesday. “His policies are simply not working, and he’s recklessly reopening Florida despite the data screaming for caution.”
The governor said Tuesday that the median age of those infected has dropped significantly, and said identifying asymptomatic young people with the infection will help “stop the spread” because they will be isolated.
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