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Isn't the current downward trend in California a result of the stay-at-home lockdowns?
The problem is people just don't adhere to the protocols until problems show up.
And morekaos' comparisons to other states is so flawed. I won't bother to explain why because we know he won't listen... he just looks at his own bubble and makes his own science like many others. Meanwhile people are losing their parents, kids and siblings to this terrible pandemic.
Wear your masks... double up if you can.
I don't know if the downturn is as a result of the lockdowns or if it's as a result of the holidays being over and people not congregating together in bigger groups for the past 3+ weeks. I get some of the restrictions like indoor dining and capacity limitations for stores but banning outdoor dining was a bit much IMO.
Again, read...didn?t say that they were covid free... only that they are no worse off than shutdown us...actually am going to Coral Gables to visit friends this month...$135 round trip...travel is so cheap right now, may head there again before summer. So much fun.
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So how do you explain Florida? A state with no mask mandate who has been open for the last 90 days, why are they not all dead? Or at the very least worse than us and our little lock down, face mask world? ...we lose on all counts...
The Times notes that COVID cases in the last 90 days when adjusted for population is higher - but not by much- in Florida than in California at 1,903 per 100,000 compared to 1,629 per 100,000, near identical.
Deaths tells a similar story. Over the last 90 days, Florida has recorded 33 deaths per 100,000 in comparison with 15 deaths per 100,000. Once more their curves appear similar with fatalities spiking around mid-January.
How do the states compare when it comes to COVID-19 hospitalizations?
The COVID Tracking Project, which has been recording hospitalizations in every state, does not have a figure for all hospitalizations ever reported in California while, in Florida, this data was not made publicly available until July.
At its peak on January 12, California reported a single-day total of 22,665 people hospitalized due to the virus while Florida reported 7,762 people on January 14.
When adjusted for 100,000, California still has a higher hospitalization rate.
California has a rate of about 56 hospitalizations per 100,000 while Florida has about 35 per 100,000.
irvinehomeowner
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USCTrojanCPA said:
Isn't the current downward trend in California a result of the stay-at-home lockdowns?
The problem is people just don't adhere to the protocols until problems show up.
And morekaos' comparisons to other states is so flawed. I won't bother to explain why because we know he won't listen... he just looks at his own bubble and makes his own science like many others. Meanwhile people are losing their parents, kids and siblings to this terrible pandemic.
Wear your masks... double up if you can.
usctrojancpa
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irvinehomeowner said:
I don't know if the downturn is as a result of the lockdowns or if it's as a result of the holidays being over and people not congregating together in bigger groups for the past 3+ weeks. I get some of the restrictions like indoor dining and capacity limitations for stores but banning outdoor dining was a bit much IMO.
morekaos
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eyephone said:
Again, read...didn?t say that they were covid free... only that they are no worse off than shutdown us...actually am going to Coral Gables to visit friends this month...$135 round trip...travel is so cheap right now, may head there again before summer. So much fun.
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morekaos
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CA issued the Stay At Home order on December 3rd. LA County hospitalizations were at 2,572.
Today, when they lifted the order, LAC hospitalizations are 6,697.
The fact that a governor can arbitrarily shut down a state and businesses and then arbitrarily open a state without regard to science and freedom should be a concern and lesson for our future as leaders and citizens.
Today, when they lifted the order, LAC hospitalizations are 6,697.
The fact that a governor can arbitrarily shut down a state and businesses and then arbitrarily open a state without regard to science and freedom should be a concern and lesson for our future as leaders and citizens.
morekaos
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eyephone said:
So how do you explain Florida? A state with no mask mandate who has been open for the last 90 days, why are they not all dead? Or at the very least worse than us and our little lock down, face mask world? ...we lose on all counts...
The Times notes that COVID cases in the last 90 days when adjusted for population is higher - but not by much- in Florida than in California at 1,903 per 100,000 compared to 1,629 per 100,000, near identical.
Deaths tells a similar story. Over the last 90 days, Florida has recorded 33 deaths per 100,000 in comparison with 15 deaths per 100,000. Once more their curves appear similar with fatalities spiking around mid-January.
How do the states compare when it comes to COVID-19 hospitalizations?
The COVID Tracking Project, which has been recording hospitalizations in every state, does not have a figure for all hospitalizations ever reported in California while, in Florida, this data was not made publicly available until July.
At its peak on January 12, California reported a single-day total of 22,665 people hospitalized due to the virus while Florida reported 7,762 people on January 14.
When adjusted for 100,000, California still has a higher hospitalization rate.
California has a rate of about 56 hospitalizations per 100,000 while Florida has about 35 per 100,000.
Say what you want. Believe your own fake stories. Like the one that you know many doctors that work in a hospital and don?t wear a mask. Also, they don?t get sick. (Must be a super power)
I am laughing and I really feel sorry for the people who believe your nonsense.
I am laughing and I really feel sorry for the people who believe your nonsense.
White House: Florida has used only half its COVID vaccines
https://www.sun-sentinel.com/corona...0210125-32xqlclfz5ep3lv3bqf6sho6ey-story.html
Would you say? Hoarding the vaccine or lack of technology for scheduling? idk
https://www.sun-sentinel.com/corona...0210125-32xqlclfz5ep3lv3bqf6sho6ey-story.html
Would you say? Hoarding the vaccine or lack of technology for scheduling? idk
qwerty
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What a clusterf... this guy is. He is just as bad as trump.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/newsom-expected-cancel-californias-regional-065415888.html
From the article:
Newsom's announcement marks another significant shift in the governor's reopening plan, a constantly changing process that has sparked questions and few answers about the data and reasoning behind his decisions.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/newsom-expected-cancel-californias-regional-065415888.html
From the article:
Newsom's announcement marks another significant shift in the governor's reopening plan, a constantly changing process that has sparked questions and few answers about the data and reasoning behind his decisions.
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