Main reason: Leftist DEM policies are utter cancer.
On the contrary - it might be the most effective asymmetrical weapon of mass destruction ever deployed.
‘COVID numbers are difficult to trust.’
That’s an understatement to say the least.
SIT DOWN, SHUT UP, AND DO AS YOUR TOLD!
What if masks and shutdowns make things worse?
New York isn’t
New York was
If you live there, you should move to America
People really need to stop trying to use “statistics” as if they know what they are doing.
Comparing Florida to NY is just not an accurate exercise.
NY has its population centered in a couple of small land areas (NYC and then maybe Buffalo.) Outside the city and upstate, the population is sparse and spread out.
In FLA there are some large swaths of popuation—but the remainder of the state is large farmland areas.
Florida is still living outdoors. NY is moving indoors this week with cold temps and snow.
The comparisons continue to be disjointed when you look at age, ethnicity, and modes of transportation.
You might as well compare New York to the moon.
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Carl DeMaio calls for audit of COVID-19 data; only 36 flu cases reported
Posted: December 9, 2020 KUSI Newsroom
SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – COVID-19 cases continue to increase across California, and here in San Diego County, but flu cases remain extremely low in comparison to this time in previous years.
We are well into flu season, but San Diego County’s data for flu infections only shows 36 reported cases so far this year. Carl DeMaio tweeted out this shocking revelation, comparing it to this time in other years saying, “In a typical year we get over 17,073 on average!”
DeMaio explained, “if you are going to use a set of numbers like COVID stats to shut down the economy, to take people’s livelihoods away, then we have to really look closely at what those numbers really mean, and whether those numbers are giving us the right picture.” Continuing, “my concern has been from the get go, that we are relying on numbers from government agencies, that may have a different agenda at stake. We would benefit from having a different set of eyes looking at them, such as an auditor or a citizens review committee. Because again, the decisions being made on these data sets are sweeping, the lockdowns are far reaching in terms of their impact.”
DeMaio then said San Diego County has refused to have any look over or vet our local COVID-19 numbers.
Chairman of Reform California, Carl DeMaio, joined KUSI’s Jason Austell on Good Morning San Diego to explain why he is calling for a “full audit of the COVID-19 data we are seeing reported from our public health system.”
Lots of open air restaurants and bars in Florida... Great place for conservatives to live.
I’m more than pissed about this “Dying OF covid” and “Dying WITH covid”. Using an unreliable test and finding a positive result is like saying someone died “WITH” oxygen in their lungs. This whole hoax is the biggest control scam ever attempted, and so many sheep are perfectly willing to climb into the boxcar because they are told it’s “safe”.
Not according to our daily snoozepaper. Every day they post all the crazy Covid numbers on the front page across the top. I only see these newspapers when I am out and about because I canceled my subscription long long ago. They have my elderly mother so terrified that she won’t even leave the house. But that’s ok. Wouldn’t want her spreading the Rona, right? 🙄
Population density is one factor;
New York - 161/sq mi; population 19.5 million; death rate .001795
Florida - 141/sq mi; population 21.5 million; death rate .00093
Texas 40/sq mi; population 29 million; death rate .000824
And you can see population density reflected in those states largest cities, as well.
New York City - 28,211/sq mi
Mt Vernon Ny - 15,568/sq mi
Hempstead Ny - 15,096/sq mi
Yonkers NY - 11,150/sq mi
New Rochelle Ny - 7,687/sq mi
Buffalo Ny - 6,362/sq mi
Schenectady Ny - 6,022/sq mi
White Plains Ny - 5,961/sq mi
Rochester Ny - 5,838/sq mi
Syracuse Ny - 5,726/sq mi
Albany Ny - 4,587/sq mi
New York clearly has a high % of its population packed into a small number of large cities.
Miami Fl - 12,645/sq mi (1/2 the density of New York’s most dense city)
Hialeah Fl - 11,020/sq mi
Lauderhill Fl - 8.397/sq mi
North Miami Fl - 7,389/sq mi
Margate Fl - 6,539/sq mi
Miami Gardens Fl - 6,202/sq mi
Tamarac Fl - 5,611/sq mi
Hollywood Fl - 5,553/sq mi
Coral Springs Fl - 5,467/sq mi
Sunrise Fl - 5,179/sq mi
Ft. Lauderdale Fl - 5,141/sq mi
Pembroke Pines Fl - 5,090/sq mi
Coconut Creek Fl - 5,013/sq mi
Miramar Fl - 4.690/sq mi
Boynton Beach Fl - 4,673/sq mi
Pompano Beach Fl - 4,558/sq mi
Homestead Fl - 4,491/sq mi
Clearwater Fl - 4,474/sq mi
Largo Fl - 4,417/sq mi
Plantation Fl - 4,264/sq mi
Delray Beach Fl - 4,261/sq mi
St Petersberg fl - 4,227/sq mi
Doral Fl - 4,175/sq mi
Coral Gables Fl - 3,933/sq mi
Bradenton Fl - 3,927/sq mi
Sarasota Fl - 3,862/sq mi
Phinellas Park Fl - 3,362/sq mi
Tampa Fl - 3,326/sq mi
Boca Raton Fl - 3,277/sq mi
Kissimmee Fl - 3,274/sq mi
Orlando Fl - 2,707/sq mi
Jacksonville Fl - 1,179/sq mi
GArland Tx - 4,116/sq mi (1/3 the density of Florida’s most dense city)
Arlington Tx - 4,096/sq mi
Plano Tx - 3,996/sq mi
Richardson Tx - 3,969/sq mi
Dallas Tx - 3,870/sq mi
Houston Tx - 3,842/sq mi
North Rihcland Hills Tx - 3,841/sq mi
Allen Tx - 3,772/sq mi
Carrollton Tx - 3,674/sq mi
Pasadena Tx - 3,586/sq mi
Round Rock Tx - 3,544/sq mi
Euless Tx - 3,379/sq mi
Pharr Tx - 3,301/sq mi
San Antonio Tx - 3,238/sq mi
Austin Tx - 3,182/sq mi
Mequite Tx - 3,123/sq mi
Rowlett Tx - 3,117sq mi
Cedar Patk Tx - 3,016/sq mi
Just between Texas and Florida you can see how Florida has many more cities with population densities above most of Texas’ cities.