Florida *MANDATORY* evacuation orders

Dutch Uncle said:
What is the difference between a mandatory evacuation order for Florida residents to leave their own homes and a state order that people in restaurants wear masks during a pandemic?

Short answer: When it's a Red State, it's okay. When it's a Blue State, it's not.

Evacuation Orders

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Dang gum government can't tell me what to do. Merica.
 
Jade Dragon said:
Dang gum government can't tell me what to do. Merica.
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'Merica! Wolverines!

Even Terry agree that mandates are wrong:
T. A. Gardner said:
So says the CDC in this report:

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7010e3.htm
So the science says that masks and even mass lockdowns had next to no effect on the rates of infection of China Disease in the US...

We have to follow the science don't we? This also proves, once again, that Fauci is a quack and Biden isn't listening to the scientists and science on this.
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Hey, you want a new home, replace everything you own with all brand new furniture and appliances, all new clothes, and new cars every year after year, after year, after year, after year, for everyone- NEW LUXURY BOATS FOR EVERYONE- All at the expense of your insurance company, and if you don't have insurance, Uncle Sam will pick up the expense- NO PROBLEM- NO QUESTIONS ASKED!!

MOVE TO FLORIDA!

Is it any wonder why little ole Florida is America's 3rd most populous STATE?

Come on folks- this is getting to be a scam!

Meanwhile your insurance companies are going broke, your insurance goes up every year- and FEMA and the tax-payers are being scammed year after year!

Not to worry- The hurricanes will be back again next year- and the next year- and the next year- AND WHOOPIE- THE NEXT YEAR!
 
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Geeko Sportivo said:
Hey, you want a new home, replace everything you own with all brand new furniture and appliances, all new clothes, and new cars every year after year, after year, after year, after year, for everyone- All at the expense of your insurance company, and if you don't have insurance, Uncle Sam will pick up the expense- NO PROBLEM- NO QUESTIONS ASKED!!

MOVE TO FLORIDA!

Is it any wonder why Florida is America's 3rd most populous STATE?

Come on folks- this is getting to be a scam!

Meanwhile insurance your companies are going broke and FEMA and the tax-payers are being scammed.

Not to worry- The hurricanes will be back again next year- and the next year- and the next year- AND WHOOPIE- THE NEXT YEAR!
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First Hurricane Helene and now Hurricane Milton. God's way of supporting the Darwin Awards.

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Dutch Uncle said:
What is the difference between a mandatory evacuation order for Florida residents to leave their own homes and a state order that people in restaurants wear masks during a pandemic?

Short answer: When it's a Red State, it's okay. When it's a Blue State, it's not.

Evacuation Orders

www.floridadisaster.org
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We've been told for 30 years that hurricane intensity would increase with global warming, and the ironic thing is it is the states where climate denial was the strongest that will get the worst effects.
 
Cypress said:
We've been told for 30 years that hurricane intensity would increase with global warming, and the ironic thing is it is the states where climate denial was the strongest that will get the worst effects.
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Agreed. Another reason to be against mandatory evacuation orders. It allows Floridians to self-select based upon intelligence and education with an end result of raising the average IQ and education of Florida.

Sybil is another MAGA nutjob who is against mandatory orders from gub'mint:
Into the Night said:
Guno צְבִי said:
Former President Trump has increasingly employed anti-vaccine rhetoric at his rallies, and this weekend was no different. Here he is at an event organized by the conservative Christian Faith and Freedom Coalition Saturday.
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He isn't anti-vaccine. He's anti-mandate.
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Another MAGAt against mandates.
Bigdog said:
Biden's Call for 'National Mask Mandate' Gains Traction in ...www.nytimes.com › U.S. › Politics
1 day ago — Mr. Biden has already said that, as president, he would mandate masks on all federal property, an executive order that could have wide reach.
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Why no complaints from you about the mandatory evacuation orders in Florida? Shouldn't people be allowed to stay in their own homes if they choose, Pup?

What happened to individual rights and freedom of choice, son?
 
volsrock1 said:
Florida appeals court rules in favor of DeSantis, reverses order to allow mask mandate ban in schools
:maga grin:
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What is your opinion of mandatory evacuation orders, vols? Should Americans be forced out of their own homes by government?
 
Damocles said:
If the government says you no longer have to wear a mask, it is not the same thing as the government saying you cannot wear a mask.

Please, wear your mask if you want to.
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Agreed.

What is your opinion of mandatory evacuation orders, Damo?
 
Cypress said:
We've been told for 30 years that hurricane intensity would increase with global warming, and the ironic thing is it is the states where climate denial was the strongest that will get the worst effects.
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The 1947 season was the year with the most tropical cyclones affecting the state, with a total of six systems

The strongest hurricane to hit the state during the period was the 1935 Labor Day hurricane, which is the strongest hurricane on record to strike the United States.


Hurricane Inez was a powerful Category 5 that affected the Caribbean, Bahamas, Florida, and Mexico, killing over 1,000 people in 1966. It was the first storm on record to affect all of those areas.

en.wikipedia.org

Hurricane Inez - Wikipedia

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What caused those!?
 
Dutch Uncle said:
Another MAGAt against mandates.

Why no complaints from you about the mandatory evacuation orders in Florida? Shouldn't people be allowed to stay in their own homes if they choose, Pup?

What happened to individual rights and freedom of choice, son?
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MAGA morons will only trust the reliability of government scientists if right-wing media personalities tell them it's okay to do so.
 
volsrock1 said:
The 1947 season was the year with the most tropical cyclones affecting the state, with a total of six systems

The strongest hurricane to hit the state during the period was the 1935 Labor Day hurricane, which is the strongest hurricane on record to strike the United States.


Hurricane Inez was a powerful Category 5 that affected the Caribbean, Bahamas, Florida, and Mexico, killing over 1,000 people in 1966. It was the first storm on record to affect all of those areas.

en.wikipedia.org

Hurricane Inez - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org

What caused those!?
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All good facts. What is your opinion of government forcing Americans out of their homes leaving them vulnerable to Haitians and illegal Mexicans, vols?
 
Jade Dragon said:
In all seriousness, I will pray for those in the path of the hurricane. Especially for Cape Coral, since my favorite coffee company resides there.
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God will welcome those poor souls who don't make it.

You may have to find a new favorite coffee but since they are inland, they'll probably just get wet, not wiped clean off the planet. :thup:
 
Cypress said:
We've been told for 30 years that hurricane intensity would increase with global warming, and the ironic thing is it is the states where climate denial was the strongest that will get the worst effects.
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Here are the 10 most intense hurricanes in U.S. history


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1. Florida (Keys) - 1935, 892 mb

2. Camille (Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia) - 1965, 900 mb

3. Michael (Florida) - 2018, 919 mb

4. Katrina (Louisiana) - 2005, 920 mb

5. Andrew (Florida, Louisiana) - 1992, 922 mb

6. Texas (Indianola) - 1884, 925 mb

7. Florida (Keys) - 1919, 927 mb

8. Florida (Lake Okeechobee) - 1928, 929 mb

9. Donna (Florida) - 1960, 930 mb

10. Louisiana (New Orleans) - 1915; Carla (north and central Texas) - 1961; Ian (southwest Florida) - 2022, 931 mb


abcnews.go.com

The strongest hurricanes to hit the US mainland and other tropical cyclone records

Idalia is the strongest hurricane to make landfall in Florida's Apalachee Bay region ever on record. Here is a look at the most powerful storms to hit the U.S. mainland.
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Yup never had intense hurricanes before

7 of the top 10 were before 1966
 
Dutch Uncle said:
What is the difference between a mandatory evacuation order for Florida residents to leave their own homes and a state order that people in restaurants wear masks during a pandemic?

Short answer: When it's a Red State, it's okay. When it's a Blue State, it's not.

Evacuation Orders

www.floridadisaster.org
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The major thing trumptards lack besides sufficient brain power are principles. If you're expecting logic or consistency from a trumptard, you're bound to be dissapointed.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
What is the difference between a mandatory evacuation order for Florida residents to leave their own homes and a state order that people in restaurants wear masks during a pandemic?

Short answer: When it's a Red State, it's okay. When it's a Blue State, it's not.

Evacuation Orders

www.floridadisaster.org
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Mr. Tiny Penis, a bit of research would help you.

.0135 seconds on the DuckDuckGo machine.
https://www.wtsp.com/article/weathe...-mean/67-236f0b3d-3558-4b8c-a071-8e5be432810c
"The evacuation orders caused Floridians to flood search engines with questions, mainly asking how "mandatory" the orders were, according to Google Trends. The difference tends to be tied to severity, rather than potential criminal persecution.
Emergency management officials throughout the country use "mandatory" evacuation orders as a protective action in natural disasters and emergencies to save lives. The orders signal to residents that no first responders or public service workers will be in the area to provide assistance until after the emergency subsides.
“If someone does not evacuate the Beaches, are we going to go in and find them or enforce a law against them? No," Former Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry previously said during 2016's Hurricane Matthew. “But they will have no access -- it’s important that they know this – they will have no access to public safety workers, or any other government needs that they may need, particularly during a storm or after a storm.”
Police historically haven't arrested individuals who have ignored mandatory evacuations, but some states list the refusal as a criminal misdemeanor. Florida, however, does not list any criminal charges for those who refuse mandatory evacuation orders in the "Evacuation" section of the state's "Emergency Management" statutes."

Now, if you were living in a blue state like Michigan, Minnesota, or California, you could be arrested like kids alone on wakeboards, or fishing in Lake Michigan.
Most classy, something that you can relate to so well, Tampon Tim set up a "stitch line" so people could turn in their neighbors. You would have been all over that stunt.

Do your own research on that one Buttercup, I tire of having to embarrass you.
 
volsrock1 said:
Here are the 10 most intense hurricanes in U.S. history


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1. Florida (Keys) - 1935, 892 mb

2. Camille (Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia) - 1965, 900 mb

3. Michael (Florida) - 2018, 919 mb

4. Katrina (Louisiana) - 2005, 920 mb

5. Andrew (Florida, Louisiana) - 1992, 922 mb

6. Texas (Indianola) - 1884, 925 mb

7. Florida (Keys) - 1919, 927 mb

8. Florida (Lake Okeechobee) - 1928, 929 mb

9. Donna (Florida) - 1960, 930 mb

10. Louisiana (New Orleans) - 1915; Carla (north and central Texas) - 1961; Ian (southwest Florida) - 2022, 931 mb


abcnews.go.com

The strongest hurricanes to hit the US mainland and other tropical cyclone records

Idalia is the strongest hurricane to make landfall in Florida's Apalachee Bay region ever on record. Here is a look at the most powerful storms to hit the U.S. mainland.
abcnews.go.com abcnews.go.com


Yup never had intense hurricanes before

7 of the top 10 were before 1966
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The difference is, population and where they choose to live.
 
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