besides the fact that being found drunk at the scene where meth was being used doesn't make you a meth addict, it's irrelevant when discussing the voters of 2 years ago.That black man ended being a meth addict, so there was no right answer.
That black man ended being a meth addict, so there was no right answer.
Bullshit. And anyone would end up a meth addict after losing to an unqualified, racist Maga moron because of their skin color.
I was/am SO excited for the new Iron Gwazi! Something to look forward to....maybe?Bruh Iron Gwazi was just DAYS FROM BEING OPEN when this shit all started going sideways.
Oh good, can't wait for more news stories of packed churches around the state.
Thankfully mine from back home seemed to stop holding in-person service once everything started initially shutting down. Like 80% of the congregation was over 60.
Does losing an election also excuse repeatedly cheating on your wife?
The guy turned out to have a messy personal life but at least he's smart, charismatic and competent so he would have been an infinitely better governor than any republican hack. At least lives would have been saved with him at the helm, meth addict or not.
Things are going to look really bad in the South in a week.Just a quick update on Florida #s since last night (there is normally a 12pm EST update and a 6pm EST update):
Deaths: 128 (+27)
Cases: 8010 (+237)
Deaths are picking up fast.
out and about and nothing is changed. Car repair shops are open for example. Car washes. Non essential businesses.
Florida Is going to be as bad or worse than Italy I think, considering the elderly population, beaches, and spring breakers.
The big cities pretty much, Florida is actually very open and spacious for most of the state outside of Miami and Broward Counties. Those two cities are the worst and going to be, but so far most of the rest of the state has been doing ok. But Miami especially is looking to possibly be another NYC. These two city counties especially have been hit bad as they are major ports of entry for cruise ships, and lots of travel to and from NY. FL as a whole will probably do ok but the two major city counties are gonna be hit hard
Miami won't turn into another NYC because it doesn't have the same spread through mass public transport. It is still a car commuter city for the majority of it with only the small Metro and Commuter rail (and limited bus) services pushing people together. I think it will get worse but not NYC bad.The big cities pretty much, Florida is actually very open and spacious for most of the state outside of Miami and Broward Counties. Those two cities are the worst and going to be, but so far most of the rest of the state has been doing ok. But Miami especially is looking to possibly be another NYC. These two city counties especially have been hit bad as they are major ports of entry for cruise ships, and lots of travel to and from NY. FL as a whole will probably do ok but the two major city counties are gonna be hit hard
Miami won't turn into another NYC because it doesn't have the same spread through mass public transport. It is still a car commuter city for the majority of it with only the small Metro and Commuter rail (and limited bus) services pushing people together. I think it will get worse but not NYC bad.
I imagine Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville will have issues but shouldn't get as bad as the two you mentioned.
I imagine Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville will have issues but shouldn't get as bad as the two you mentioned.
They still have to deal with weeks of partying and coming and going heavy travel traffic.
I've been worried about the south this whole time. The attitudes towards situations like this would have been dismissive enough without the president getting on TV and calling it a hoax. It's going to spread fast and the states are not capable of handling it. There isn't funding, poor healthcare infrastructure, high risk populations. It's going to be bad.
Pretty much everything is the same today. I think they have defined "essential services" so broadly that most businesses can stay open. My friend works in a call center for sportswear and they are still reporting to work. He is providing the essential service of telling customers why their Green Bay Packers jersey has not arrived on time.
The second order states that new state guidelines that take effect Friday morning "shall supersede any conflicting official action or order issued by local officials in response to COVID-19." In other words, local governments cannot place any limitations that would be more strict than the statewide guidelines.
Locally, it means Hillsborough County cannot mandate churches close their doors, a rule that drew national attention after a Tampa megachurch held two Sunday services, leading to the arrest of the pastor.
Leaving churches open damn near makes this whole thing a waste of time. That is a huge potential area for the virus to spread.
I ran by a catholic church in Miami on Sunday that had a line of people waiting to go in.On the plus side, most churches I've been driving by are closed and are doing their services online. I hope they all do the right thing moving forward.
It's sad to see a group of kids grouped together, or the same thing at bus stops. Stay 6 feet apart!
Isn't the lockdown starting tomorrow Friday at 12:01?Literally nothing has changed here and no one even knows that the order is a thing.
Just a quick update on Florida #s for 4/2 (there is normally a 12pm EST update and a 6pm EST update, so this is both):
Deaths: 144 (+43)
Cases: 9008 (+1235)
For comparison, yesterday had +16 deaths and +1032 cases. Deaths are by far the highest # so far.