You're ragging on a family that just lost their child? That's a real dirtbag move.Perfect example of what's wrong with Republicans and Red states. In Florida on the busiest beaches, Ron Desantimonious is too cheap to pay for some lifeguards. So this little girl dies when the hole she dug caved in. And just so you know, no she didn't come from a blue state to visit. Her retarded family is from Indiana.
Girl who died in sand hole at Florida beach is identified; lifeguards could have prevented tragedy, experts say
And NOW Ron is going to pony up for lifeguards. Too late Ron, you ******* cheapskate. Those billionaires living in 85 million dollar homes can't afford to chip in to pay for lifeguards.
Girl who died in sand hole at Florida beach is identified; lifeguards could have prevented tragedy, experts say
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A family from Indiana was enjoying a beach day at Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Tuesday afternoon when the large hole the two young children were digging in the sand collapsed, burying them alive, officials say. The children were identified by the Broward Sheriff’s Office...news.yahoo.com
Driving Through KY, TN and GA to Florida
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Total dick move. A child is dead and you're ragging on the family that lost her. Not cool.
You're trying to be funny to cover for your dirtbag comment, and it's not working.
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No I'm not! I'm ragging on Ron DeSanctimonious for not having lifeguards. The article said the kid would have lived if the beach had a lifeguard.
I like you, but you said this, "Her retarded family is from Indiana." That's ragging on a family who just lost a child, and I'm not supporting that.
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I take that back then. I was expecting someone to say they were visiting from a blue state. LOL
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This is the problem with having a Republican president or Governor who's anti vaccines
Editorial: Florida shows how to bungle a measles outbreak
So far, the measles outbreak in Florida is small, but state Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo isn't bothering with the science that would keep it that way.
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Before the measles vaccine was developed in 1963, outbreaks that occurred every two to three years were killing 2.6 million people worldwide a year, most of them children. Others developed pneumonia, or suffered brain injury and deafness from measles-associated encephalitis.
So it’s especially disheartening to observe the new measles cases in Florida — eight and growing at last count. It’s not the biggest measles outbreak in recent years, but the ho-hum attitude of the state’s top public health official, Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo, is deeply troubling.
The problem in quelling this outbreak, though, is the lackadaisical attitude of Ladapo, who has earned notoriety by promoting COVID-19 vaccine skepticism. Last month, he called for a halt to using mRNA vaccines to fight COVID-19. Still it was shocking that in the midst of the outbreak, he ignored the public health standard set by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which calls for isolating unvaccinated people for 21 days after possible exposure, and is allowing parents to decide whether to send their unvaccinated kids to school. He didn’t even encourage parents of unvaccinated children to get a quick, preventive dose.
It’s a reprehensible endangerment of students at the affected school and the broader community, including babies too young to have been vaccinated. Children with compromised immune systems are at particular risk because they cannot safely be vaccinated.
A vaccine effectiveness rate of 96% is superb, but it still means that about 4% of children don’t get immunity from their shots. That’s why public health officials rely on “herd immunity,” meaning enough members of a community have been vaccinated to keep measles at bay. The reason more unvaccinated children haven’t been sickened in this country is because there are enough parents who do the right thing, vaccinate their kids and thus protect the other kids around them. But that may not be the case for long. Vaccine skeptics like Ladapo have been chipping away at Americans’ confidence in vaccines in recent years.
Outbreaks can happen even in a community with high vaccination rates — which is the case in this Florida school. But widespread vaccination — and proper isolation protocols — keep them small. Measles is not a minor inconvenience of childhood, and Ladapo’s let’s-downplay-the-science approach is not the way to protect the health of Florida’s children.
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Came through Kentucky on the way back from Florida back in the 60's. I hit on a waitress and made a date for later that night. Her house was something right out of "Snuffy Smith". I decided to pass on the date. Stopped at a backwoods tavern whose patrons were right out of central casting for "Deliverance". I drank my beer and got the hell out of there. 
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Good thing because Bubba Ray and Cooter were waiting in the closetCame through Kentucky on the way back from Florida back in the 60's. I hit on a waitress and made a date for later that night. Her house was something right out of "Snuffy Smith". I decided to pass on the date. Stopped at a backwoods tavern whose patrons were right out of central casting for "Deliverance". I drank my beer and got the hell out of there.
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I have to admit to an increased 'pucker factor'.
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a. I can't believe Floridiots voted down pot.
b. I can't wait to go back in February. I miss Florida
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Holy crap. How do such seemingly innocuous threads go so bad after three posts? lol
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I know a woman in Florida on Medicaid. Or she was now I think she's on medicare. Finally old enough. Anyways, she's a huge Trump supporter. Doesn't she worry Republicans are going to make cuts to her benefits?
And she loves pot. I was so happy when Floridiots voted down Pot. I can't believe it. There is something fishy going on in Florida since Bush stole it in 2000. Hasn't had free and fair elections since. Neither has Ohio.
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Maybe you could hook up with her.
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Notice what shit hole Ohio is? I have to drive through it too but didn't even mention it. It's the part of the ride to Florida from MI I wish I could skip. 5 hours of boredumb waiting to get to Kentucky. They're stupid there too but in a hillbilly kind of way you ca make fun of.
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She wants me so bad. I was talking to another female neighbor and you could see she got very jealous. Gross! My brother, sister in law and me joke all the time that I'm ******* her. They face timed me and said they saw her creep from the bedroom to the bathroom naked behind me.Maybe you could hook up with her.
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How is a OH a shithole? there's plenty to do.
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There is? Maybe Cedar Point. But driving through Ohio is like driving through Canada. Flat, boring, no scenery. Maybe lots of farms.
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Cedar Point? lol
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