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  • EwaDawg
    EwaDawg Member Posts: 4,335

    Bob_C said:

    Striking data considering:

    1) Similar Climate
    2) High Density Populations in big cities
    3) Completely opposite public health strategy

    Lockdowns clearly don't work. But we knew that.




    CA just needed more time to get their guys in there. But still, they've got some work to do to catch up to FL.

    FL - 950 Deaths / 1M
    CA - 563 Deaths / 1M

    We'll have to see how it shakes out in the end.
    Also noteworthy, one state has a cratered economy and one doesn’t. Similar total deaths, Cali in the lead there currently.
    No. Not similar total deaths. FL almost double per capita.

    I think the lock downs are mostly FS and counter productive. But let’s CA cordwood has been way lower than FL and that’s fact.
    Bob C is pretty fucking stupid. As are most trump supporters. According to the idiots twice as much is almost the same. Fuck.
  • NorthwestFresh
    NorthwestFresh Member Posts: 7,972
    EwaDawg said:

    Bob_C said:

    Striking data considering:

    1) Similar Climate
    2) High Density Populations in big cities
    3) Completely opposite public health strategy

    Lockdowns clearly don't work. But we knew that.




    CA just needed more time to get their guys in there. But still, they've got some work to do to catch up to FL.

    FL - 950 Deaths / 1M
    CA - 563 Deaths / 1M

    We'll have to see how it shakes out in the end.
    Also noteworthy, one state has a cratered economy and one doesn’t. Similar total deaths, Cali in the lead there currently.
    No. Not similar total deaths. FL almost double per capita.

    I think the lock downs are mostly FS and counter productive. But let’s CA cordwood has been way lower than FL and that’s fact.
    Bob C is pretty fucking stupid. As are most trump supporters. According to the idiots twice as much is almost the same. Fuck.
    500 out of a million is almost the same as 950 out of a million, statistically.

    100,000 out of a million is not almost the same as 200,000 out of a million, statistically.

    Did they stop teaching math in Washington?
  • doogie
    doogie Member Posts: 15,072

    EwaDawg said:

    Bob_C said:

    Striking data considering:

    1) Similar Climate
    2) High Density Populations in big cities
    3) Completely opposite public health strategy

    Lockdowns clearly don't work. But we knew that.




    CA just needed more time to get their guys in there. But still, they've got some work to do to catch up to FL.

    FL - 950 Deaths / 1M
    CA - 563 Deaths / 1M

    We'll have to see how it shakes out in the end.
    Also noteworthy, one state has a cratered economy and one doesn’t. Similar total deaths, Cali in the lead there currently.
    No. Not similar total deaths. FL almost double per capita.

    I think the lock downs are mostly FS and counter productive. But let’s CA cordwood has been way lower than FL and that’s fact.
    Bob C is pretty fucking stupid. As are most trump supporters. According to the idiots twice as much is almost the same. Fuck.
    500 out of a million is almost the same as 950 out of a million, statistically.

    100,000 out of a million is not almost the same as 200,000 out of a million, statistically.

    Did they stop teaching math in Washington?

    #NuMaff because Everyone deserves the correct answer
  • NorthwestFresh
    NorthwestFresh Member Posts: 7,972
    doogie said:

    EwaDawg said:

    Bob_C said:

    Striking data considering:

    1) Similar Climate
    2) High Density Populations in big cities
    3) Completely opposite public health strategy

    Lockdowns clearly don't work. But we knew that.




    CA just needed more time to get their guys in there. But still, they've got some work to do to catch up to FL.

    FL - 950 Deaths / 1M
    CA - 563 Deaths / 1M

    We'll have to see how it shakes out in the end.
    Also noteworthy, one state has a cratered economy and one doesn’t. Similar total deaths, Cali in the lead there currently.
    No. Not similar total deaths. FL almost double per capita.

    I think the lock downs are mostly FS and counter productive. But let’s CA cordwood has been way lower than FL and that’s fact.
    Bob C is pretty fucking stupid. As are most trump supporters. According to the idiots twice as much is almost the same. Fuck.
    500 out of a million is almost the same as 950 out of a million, statistically.

    100,000 out of a million is not almost the same as 200,000 out of a million, statistically.

    Did they stop teaching math in Washington?

    #NuMaff because Everyone deserves the correct answer
    @EwaDawg subscribes to the “2+2 can equal 5 as long as you tried” maff.

    Can’t get over how stupid his post is.

    Embarrassingly moronic.
  • NorthwestFresh
    NorthwestFresh Member Posts: 7,972
    How a political party so incompetent that they could fuck up California, with all of its natural resources, continually has people vote them in against their own best interests is one of the most puzzling things in recent politics.

    How “progressive” of you Rats to have a State Media run cover for your leadership and demonize all outside of your cult.

    Long read but a good one dissecting neo-Progressivism and it’s disastrous effects on a state that was once great and is now hemorrhaging companies and talent.

    https://americanmind.org/memo/peak-progressive/

    California exhibits the largest gap between mid-level and upper-level wages in the nation. California’s level of inequality is greater than that of Mexico, and closer to that of Central American countries like Guatemala and Honduras than to what is common in “progressive” developed countries like Canada and Norway. Progressive policies, as applied here in California, have driven this widening gap. The coalition that rules the state—tech oligarchs, public employees, and green non-profits—have backed a draconian tax and regulatory environment that has reduced construction jobs and allowed manufacturing to stagnate, while policymakers have targeted the heavily unionized oil industry for extinction

    ...

    Rather than creating a more egalitarian and opportunity-rich environment, the new progressive reality promotes a society of feudal hierarchies with little opportunity for most. Since 2010, 80% of all jobs created in the state, calculates Chapman University’s Marshall Toplansky, have paid under the median income. Half of those fell under $40,000, a poverty wage in a high-cost state.
  • doogie
    doogie Member Posts: 15,072
    Why social security and ubi payments need to be fair
  • hardhat
    hardhat Member Posts: 8,344
    edited December 2020

    How a political party so incompetent that they could fuck up California, with all of its natural resources, continually has people vote them in against their own best interests is one of the most puzzling things in recent politics.

    How “progressive” of you Rats to have a State Media run cover for your leadership and demonize all outside of your cult.

    Long read but a good one dissecting neo-Progressivism and it’s disastrous effects on a state that was once great and is now hemorrhaging companies and talent.

    https://americanmind.org/memo/peak-progressive/

    California exhibits the largest gap between mid-level and upper-level wages in the nation. California’s level of inequality is greater than that of Mexico, and closer to that of Central American countries like Guatemala and Honduras than to what is common in “progressive” developed countries like Canada and Norway. Progressive policies, as applied here in California, have driven this widening gap. The coalition that rules the state—tech oligarchs, public employees, and green non-profits—have backed a draconian tax and regulatory environment that has reduced construction jobs and allowed manufacturing to stagnate, while policymakers have targeted the heavily unionized oil industry for extinction

    ...

    Rather than creating a more egalitarian and opportunity-rich environment, the new progressive reality promotes a society of feudal hierarchies with little opportunity for most. Since 2010, 80% of all jobs created in the state, calculates Chapman University’s Marshall Toplansky, have paid under the median income. Half of those fell under $40,000, a poverty wage in a high-cost state.

    Higher tax rates and being openly hostile to ‘job creators’ should fix that.
  • Fire_Marshall_Bill
    Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 25,613 Standard Supporter
    edited December 2020

    Yella has to account for the fact that Florida has a much older population...it’s basically people 75+ dying from this.

    average or median age (I forgot which) is 82

    facts don't seem to matter anymore though

    long haulers!

    Somebody died at 41!

    Never mind this happens with other viruses
  • Bob_C
    Bob_C Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 12,677 Founders Club
    EwaDawg said:

    Bob_C said:

    Striking data considering:

    1) Similar Climate
    2) High Density Populations in big cities
    3) Completely opposite public health strategy

    Lockdowns clearly don't work. But we knew that.




    CA just needed more time to get their guys in there. But still, they've got some work to do to catch up to FL.

    FL - 950 Deaths / 1M
    CA - 563 Deaths / 1M

    We'll have to see how it shakes out in the end.
    Also noteworthy, one state has a cratered economy and one doesn’t. Similar total deaths, Cali in the lead there currently.
    No. Not similar total deaths. FL almost double per capita.

    I think the lock downs are mostly FS and counter productive. But let’s CA cordwood has been way lower than FL and that’s fact.
    Bob C is pretty fucking stupid. As are most trump supporters. According to the idiots twice as much is almost the same. Fuck.
    Saying that per capita is a better data point than totals isn’t always true. 2000 less grandmas died in Florida than California.

    The amount of economic effort required to prevent 1 more death matters, do you disagree?