bart wrote:Seems like Florida would have been screwed either way they went though
Yeah, so why not go the direction of human compassion?
I think he was talking about their race for governor.
But Florida FINALLY made the call to stay at home. We'll see where they are in a couple of weeks. Can't believe a high population state with lots of old folks waited this long.
bart wrote:Seems like Florida would have been screwed either way they went though
Yeah, so why not go the direction of human compassion?
I think he was talking about their race for governor.
But Florida FINALLY made the call to stay at home. We'll see where they are in a couple of weeks. Can't believe a high population state with lots of old folks waited this long.
I haven’t seen at interviews will 70 and 80 year olds about the current plague. It would be interesting what they really think about death at this moment
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bart wrote:Seems like Florida would have been screwed either way they went though
Yeah, so why not go the direction of human compassion?
I think he was talking about their race for governor.
But Florida FINALLY made the call to stay at home. We'll see where they are in a couple of weeks. Can't believe a high population state with lots of old folks waited this long.
I've got a close friend in the Ft. Meyers area and it sounds like it has only been taken half-seriously
Broward County has been shelter-in-place for the last week. I believe the same is true of Palm Beach and Miami-Dade County.
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