California governor frustrated at images of crowded beaches: 'This virus doesn't take the weekends off'

CNN ^ | Mon April 27, 2020 | Caroline Kelly

[absalom01]

People are just going to start ignoring him. There’s no way there are enough CHP officers to keep people in line with his edicts if he decides to try to use force.

[HamiltonJay]

How dare the people live their lives and make their own decisions. How dare they..

[Professional]

Best meme ever.

[PGalt]

Well-stated, rx.

[ptsal]

Send in the antifa storm troopers and let them tangle with the surfers.

[samadams2000]

The People are turning on you Gavin.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Virus’ have been killing people since at least 1967.

There was a virus going ‘round; papa caught it, and he died last spring
And now mama doesn’t seem to want to do much of anything
And me, I spend a lot of time pickin’ flowers up on Choctaw Ridge
And drop them into the muddy water off the Tallahatchie Bridge

[Osage Orange]

I meant getting the "19" while surfing....

I surfed the Huntington Beach cliffs...and the pier many times.

Home was 56th St. Newport Beach...really.

I surfed a lot of good waves...back then. Lot's of memories....

[Amendment10]

Democrat-owned Common Core evidently overlooks practical math and science examples like the exponential rising of Social Security budget and likewise spread of a virus.

Insights welcome.

Send “Orange Man Bad” federal and state government Democrats and RINOs home in November!

Supporting PDJT with a new patriot Congress and state government leaders that will promise to fully support his already excellent work for MAGA and stopping COVID-19 will effectively give fast-working Trump a third term in office imo.

MAGA, also KAGA! (Keep America Great Always!)

[lapsus calami]

 

 

Reminiscent of an incident out at a local lake here last Friday. LARGE party, some busybody ahole called in about it, lawmen refused to interfere. Bureaucrats, politicians and their media flunkies seem to be the only ones in active support of this quarantine biz anymore.

 

 

[A Navy Vet]

"I meant getting the "19" while surfing...."

I still don't get the "19". I take it that's slang for something. I've surfed since 15 (1965) starting on a 8'10" Bing at Redondo Beach breakwater, and then on and off with smaller boards, until last Navy times at Ocean Beach and Pacific Beach in the 80's.

I know "toes on the nose"; "cowabunga"; "outsiders"; "tubular"; "line up", and other slang, but never heard that term. But then I didn't hang out much with the hard core culture.

[vpintheak]

This puke and many other leftist pukes, scaredy-cats, and obey government zombies, are going to find out this the rates won’t in increase much, if at all.
All this lock-down crap was a plan to see how far the American people would be pushed.

[livius]

LOL!

Your chance of getting anything in the sunlight and fresh air with a brisk breeze blowing (as it always is in CA) is absolutely nil and even Fauci or some other hack had to admit this. There is absolutely no reason not to open the parks and beaches.

Except, of course, if you keep them closed just to show you can do it, which is what every tyrant loves.

[Osage Orange]

Ha!!

The Corona...19...dude!!

[Osage Orange]

See post 11

[metmom]

California governor frustrated at images of crowded beaches: 'This virus doesn't take the weekends off'

More accurately.....

California governor frustrated at images of crowded beaches: 'This virus doesn't take the weekends off' that he finds out he can't control people like he wants.

[lightman]

Your chance of getting anything in the sunlight and fresh air with a brisk breeze blowing (as it always is in CA) is absolutely nil and even Fauci or some other hack had to admit this.

With prevailing winds from the west even if a dude in China with WuFlu say "A-choo" it will be thoroughly dissipated by the time it has crossed the Pacific.

[DoodleBob]

A word on California in a moment - first, here is the updated tracking of size- and time-adjusted COVID-19 deaths at the state level.

For those new to the data, I standardize each municipality's cumulative COVID-19 fatality count per GitHub by its population, then multiply the resulting quotient by the US' population of 329MM to put everyone on a common/US scale. I then index each municipality's time-series to Day 1, where their size-adjusted fatality count is right before it breaches 1,000 people. This corrects for what I call the "Golf Problem" where broadcasts of the Masters etc have to show not only each golfer's score, but which hole they're at. I also list the Day 1 date and the population for reference. I've posted the history back to Day 1 on my About page.

Note for the US as nation, that Day 1 is March 25, which means Day 33 is April 26 for that row of data. You can do the math for the other municipalities to find out what Day XX means for them in calendar times; as a general rule, the last actual data point is the freshest date, but on a Golf timeline it gives each municipality's score as of the "33rd hole."

The sort order is Day 33, broadly. For the states' data, I sort by Day 31 (which effectively is Day 33 for those states with data for Day 33); if a state hasn't played the 31st hole, the sort order is Day 25.

The international ranking of the US hasn't changed in a long time. Sweden and the Netherlands' "hands off" approach hasn't yielded fewer fatalities; whether or not Sweden has wrecked their economy is in disupute.

Stateside, for Day 33 the municipalities with higher adjusted fatalities than the US as a whole remain New York (Blue), New Jersey (Blue), Connecticut (Blue), Massachusetts (Blue), Michigan (Red), Louisiana (Red) and District of Columbia (Blue), respectively.

A comment about California. As of Day 31, CA had the third-lowest size-adjusted fatality total. Her total was about one-quarter that of the nation as a whole. There is no statistical reason for her to be closed. Drill, baby, drill!!

Pray for all those impacted.

Country	Date of Day 1=day priot to hitting 1,000+ population-adjusted deaths	Population	Day 25	Day 26	Day 27	Day 28	Day 29	Day 30	Day 31	Day 32	Day 33	Day 34	Day 35	Day 36
San Marino	3/3/20	33,574	206,132	215,948	215,948	245,396	255,211	255,211	294,475	294,475	314,106	314,106	314,106	333,738
Belgium	3/19/20	11,524,454	102,947	111,611	118,875	126,967	138,892	147,643	155,935	162,513	166,659	171,520	179,070	185,590
Andorra	3/21/20	77,543	131,749	140,249	140,249	148,749	148,749	152,999	157,249	157,249	157,249	157,249	169,999	169,999
Spain	3/13/20	47,100,396	93,346	98,271	103,498	108,081	112,517	116,190	120,410	124,237	126,336	130,898	135,145	139,952
France	3/18/20	67,076,000	68,052	70,809	73,629	77,373	84,448	88,147	91,891	95,045	97,006	99,698	102,337	105,009
Italy	3/5/20	60,243,406	58,966	63,408	67,986	71,963	76,121	80,311	84,036	86,908	90,388	93,692	96,657	99,994
United Kingdom	3/20/20	66,435,550	56,287	60,166	63,961	68,252	72,459	76,878	79,840	82,097	86,204	90,039	93,214	97,063
Ireland	3/25/20	4,921,500	38,236	40,847	46,003	48,883	51,494	53,168	67,900	71,181	72,788	-	-	-
Sweden	3/23/20	10,333,456	42,512	44,649	48,189	49,114	50,390	56,290	61,775	64,454	68,632	69,908	69,971	-
Netherlands	3/17/20	17,451,031	47,589	50,101	51,876	53,500	55,804	59,392	62,829	65,549	68,230	69,816	71,082	74,198
West Bank and Gaza	3/25/20	11,700	56,334	84,502	84,502	112,669	112,669	112,669	112,669	56,334	56,334	-	-	-
United States	3/25/20	329,556,365	38,664	40,661	42,094	44,444	46,622	49,954	51,949	53,755	54,881	-	-	-
Switzerland	3/16/20	8,586,550	36,385	38,457	39,762	42,449	43,677	45,059	47,553	49,165	50,931	52,505	53,464	54,846
Luxembourg	3/17/20	613,894	28,989	33,283	35,431	37,041	35,968	37,041	37,041	38,652	38,652	39,189	40,262	41,873
Macedonia	3/24/20	679,600	23,761	23,761	24,731	26,186	26,671	27,156	27,156	27,641	28,611	29,581	-	-
Portugal	3/23/20	10,276,617	20,171	21,069	22,031	22,897	23,570	24,436	25,174	26,296	27,387	28,220	28,958	-
Germany	3/25/20	83,149,300	17,673	18,176	19,270	19,948	20,923	22,096	22,829	23,293	23,685	-	-	-
Denmark	3/22/20	5,822,763	17,489	18,168	19,017	19,583	20,092	20,602	20,941	21,734	22,300	22,809	23,658	23,884
Austria	3/23/20	8,902,600	15,177	15,955	16,399	16,732	17,398	18,176	18,879	19,323	19,620	19,842	20,064	-
Iran	3/9/20	83,331,064	12,497	13,027	13,652	14,249	14,787	15,313	15,791	16,254	16,737	17,231	17,694	18,133
Iceland	3/23/20	364,260	7,238	8,143	8,143	8,143	9,047	9,047	9,047	9,047	9,047	9,047	9,047	-
Cyprus	3/23/20	875,900	4,515	4,515	4,515	4,515	4,515	4,515	4,891	4,891	5,267	5,267	5,267	-

Municipality	Date of Day 1 = day prior to breaching size-adj 1,000 COVID19 fatalities	Population (MM)	Day 25	Day 26	Day 27	Day 28	Day 29	Day 30	Day 31	Day 32	Day 33	Day 34	Day 35	Day 36
New York	3/20/20	19,795,791	167,410	180,362	192,881	202,970	213,458	222,448	230,888	238,846	246,854	254,745	262,036	269,062
New Jersey	3/23/20	8,958,013	129,424	141,270	149,731	154,587	161,025	174,858	186,263	197,483	206,644	215,694	218,453	-
Connecticut	3/23/20	3,590,886	89,114	95,080	99,668	103,431	122,154	130,597	141,702	150,421	161,892	170,887	176,577	-
Massachusetts	3/25/20	6,794,422	75,666	82,748	87,744	95,116	105,836	114,469	123,976	132,416	140,613	-	-	-
Michigan	3/24/20	9,922,576	73,932	76,622	79,345	81,903	89,608	93,394	98,874	102,428	108,705	110,100	-	-
Louisiana	3/20/20	4,670,724	62,373	71,475	77,825	81,565	85,587	89,397	91,443	93,701	99,134	103,932	108,659	112,963
District of Columbia	3/24/20	672,228	42,161	44,612	47,064	51,476	54,907	62,261	68,144	75,007	80,890	87,264	-	-
United States	3/25/20	329,556,365	38,664	40,661	42,094	44,444	46,622	49,954	51,949	53,755	54,881	-	-	-
Illinois	3/27/20	12,859,995	34,826	37,902	40,413	43,463	46,230	48,280	49,536	-	-	-	-	-
Delaware	3/27/20	945,934	25,084	28,568	31,007	32,052	34,839	39,020	41,807	-	-	-	-	-
Indiana	3/26/20	6,619,680	27,979	28,327	31,364	32,907	35,148	36,890	39,081	40,475	-	-	-	-
Colorado	3/24/20	5,456,574	23,494	24,702	25,427	27,058	29,232	31,768	33,641	40,586	40,465	41,553	-	-
Georgia	3/23/20	10,214,860	19,712	21,325	21,616	22,003	24,745	26,133	27,004	28,101	28,681	28,939	29,552	-
Mississippi	3/27/20	2,992,333	18,613	20,154	21,256	22,137	23,018	24,340	25,000	-	-	-	-	-
Nevada	3/24/20	2,890,845	17,214	17,670	18,012	18,582	18,582	21,318	22,230	23,142	23,484	23,484	-	-
Washington	3/8/20	7,170,351	11,444	12,501	13,467	14,616	15,811	17,603	18,798	19,763	20,958	22,199	22,889	23,486
Vermont	3/18/20	626,042	13,160	14,213	14,740	15,266	15,792	18,424	18,424	19,477	19,477	20,004	21,057	21,057
Oklahoma	3/27/20	3,911,338	12,049	13,818	14,239	15,082	15,840	16,346	16,430	-	-	-	-	-
California	3/27/20	39,144,818	10,296	11,079	11,997	13,075	13,630	14,118	14,523	-	-	-	-	-
South Carolina	3/27/20	4,896,146	8,346	9,087	9,423	10,096	10,568	11,173	11,712	-	-	-	-	-
Oregon	3/27/20	4,028,977	6,135	6,380	6,380	6,789	7,035	7,116	7,525	-	-	-	-	-
Rhode Island	3/29/20	1,056,298	56,471	58,966	63,022	67,078	70,510	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Pennsylvania	3/28/20	12,802,503	41,701	44,275	44,353	45,974	47,416	46,747	-	-	-	-	-	-
Maryland	3/31/20	6,006,401	39,669	43,729	49,929	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Ohio	3/29/20	11,614,373	17,309	18,614	19,579	20,175	20,657	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Missouri	4/1/20	6,083,672	15,168	15,330	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Florida	3/29/20	20,271,272	15,054	16,030	16,989	17,135	17,477	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
New Hampshire	4/1/20	1,330,608	14,860	14,860	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
New Mexico	4/1/20	2,085,109	14,699	15,647	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Kentucky	3/30/20	4,425,092	14,448	15,118	15,491	15,491	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Alabama	3/31/20	4,858,979	14,175	14,447	14,853	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Wisconsin	3/29/20	5,771,337	14,104	14,675	14,961	15,189	15,532	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Virginia	3/29/20	8,382,993	13,720	14,742	16,236	17,140	17,651	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Minnesota	3/31/20	5,489,594	13,267	14,648	16,329	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Kansas	3/29/20	2,911,641	12,564	12,677	13,243	13,469	13,695	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Arizona	3/30/20	6,828,065	12,404	12,935	13,273	13,273	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Iowa	4/1/20	3,123,899	11,815	12,448	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Maine	3/30/20	1,329,328	10,908	11,652	12,396	12,396	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Idaho	3/28/20	1,654,930	10,156	10,753	10,753	10,753	11,152	11,152	-	-	-	-	-	-
Nebraska	4/1/20	1,896,190	9,211	9,733	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Tennessee	3/31/20	6,600,299	8,987	9,337	9,037	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Texas	4/2/20	27,469,114	7,810	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
North Dakota	3/29/20	756,927	6,095	6,531	6,531	6,966	7,402	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Arkansas	3/31/20	2,978,204	5,201	5,311	5,643	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Puerto Rico	4/1/20	3,680,058	4,657	7,522	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Montana	3/29/20	1,032,949	4,467	4,467	4,467	4,467	4,467	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

[funfan]

Well they are getting taxes from the internet sales even if the Cali person buys from WA or Texas or anywhere. So they are still getting some taxes in.

[minnesota_bound]