Florida *MANDATORY* evacuation orders

who is being FORCED?
Floridians. It's on the OP link: https://www.floridadisaster.org/evacuation-orders/

Here, let me help you to understand even further:
Mandatory: Mandatory evacuations are issued when the probability of storm surge is high, and loss of life could occur if residents don’t leave. These evacuations will be ordered up to a certain letter zone and will always include mobile homes. It is incredibly important that if your home is in an evacuation level, you know your level, plan for a ‘stay’ and ‘go’ option, and, if your level is ordered to go, move quickly but safely outside of the evacuation area.

It is illegal to stay in a home under a mandatory evacuation order. Under Florida Statute 252.38, the local authority has the ability to take necessary steps to provide for the health and safety of people and property. Chapter 252.50 sets refusal to follow an evacuation order as a second-degree misdemeanor.
 
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.

Want links to people arrested for no mask​





Can u link people arrested for not leaving their home
 

Want links to people arrested for no mask​





Can u link people arrested for not leaving their home
I knew you wouldn't answer. :rofl2:

MAGAt rule #4 When the conversation isn't going your way, change the subject.
MAGAt rule #5 When losing an argument, use whataboutism
 
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.
Wow, Legina. You actually did some research. Surprising, but the article is wrong. It's a crime in Florida to ignore a mandatory evacuation order regardless if the law is enforced or not. It's still a misdemeanor. If a MAGAt is on probation for smoking Meth, then s/he would be in violation of their probation and, if they live, go back to prison.

It is illegal to stay in a home under a mandatory evacuation order. Under Florida Statute 252.38, the local authority has the ability to take necessary steps to provide for the health and safety of people and property. Chapter 252.50 sets refusal to follow an evacuation order as a second-degree misdemeanor.

Do you think it should be a crime to refuse a mandatory evacuation order? Why even have a mandatory evacuation order in a Red State that was against mask mandates for schools?
 
The vaccine, mask, and other mandates leveled during COVID by the CDC and other federal agencies as well as the White House, were unlawful under the Constitution. No federal government had the Constitutional authority to issue any such mandate.

Particularly disturbing was the executive order by President Joe Biden mandating federal contractors to adhere to COVID-19 guidelines issued by the Safer Federal Workforce Task Force. Another was the CDC's order requiring masks on public transportation conveyances and public transportation hubs. Both of those orders were thankfully struck down by the courts.

Also shot down in court was the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's rule requiring employers with 100 or more employees to ensure that each of their workers was fully vaccinated or tested negative for COVID at least once a week.

US constitutional law gives police power the authority of the states to regulate individual behavior and enforce order within their respective territories for the betterment of the health, safety, morals, and general welfare of their inhabitants.

The 10th Amendment to the Constitution that Biden, Fauci et al refused to abide by, states: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people."

For those lefties who clamor for more federal power (which is most of you) to combat the pandemic, I say take a look at China's COVID policy. People have been locked in their houses, or if testing positive, dragged forcibly from their homes and thrown into quarantine quarters.

Any liberals here willing to take that first step by abiding by and finally supporting our Constitution?
What are your thoughts on the mandatory evacuation orders forcing people out of their homes under penalty of law, Hater? Or will you run like most of your fellow MAGAts?

In Florida, statute 252.50 says anyone who fails to obey an emergency order could be guilty of a misdemeanor of the second degree.
Misdemeanors of the second degree
are punishable by a jail term of up to 60 days and a fine up to $500. Examples of second-degree misdemeanors include assault, prostitution, petit theft (less than $100), and disorderly intoxication.

Florida law also imposes enhanced penalties for repeat misdemeanor offenders, as well as misdemeanor crimes committed against vulnerable victims or motivated by prejudice or bias.
 
Wow, Legina. You actually did some research. Surprising, but the article is wrong. It's a crime in Florida to ignore a mandatory evacuation order regardless if the law is enforced or not. It's still a misdemeanor. If a MAGAt is on probation for smoking Meth, then s/he would be in violation of their probation and, if they live, go back to prison.

It is illegal to stay in a home under a mandatory evacuation order. Under Florida Statute 252.38, the local authority has the ability to take necessary steps to provide for the health and safety of people and property. Chapter 252.50 sets refusal to follow an evacuation order as a second-degree misdemeanor.

Do you think it should be a crime to refuse a mandatory evacuation order? Why even have a mandatory evacuation order in a Red State that was against mask mandates for schools?


It's a crime in America to block roads while protesting regardless if the law is enforced or not. It's still a misdemeanor. If a BLM Hood Rat is on probation for smoking crack, then s/he would be in violation of their probation
 
It's a crime in America to block roads while protesting regardless if the law is enforced or not. It's still a misdemeanor. If a BLM Hood Rat is on probation for smoking crack, then s/he would be in violation of their probation
It's still a crime and all laws should be enforced or taken off the books. Do you agree or disagree?

BTW, still no surprise you refuse to answer the question. It's a matter of honesty and integrity. You have neither. No worries, all MAGAts don't.
 
It's still a crime and all laws should be enforced or taken off the books. Do you agree or disagree?

BTW, still no surprise you refuse to answer the question. It's a matter of honesty and integrity. You have neither. No worries, all MAGAts don't.
So u going to arrest all nurses doctors etc at hospitals for not leaving?

If a law is not enforceable it should be removed!
 
Hurricanes are getting worse and worse, exactly as predicted. Two horrible ones in a week are very unusual. They are talking 15-foot surges in Tampa area. You can stand in front of them and be saved by your Maga hat.
 
So u going to arrest all nurses doctors etc at hospitals for not leaving?

If a law is not enforceable it should be removed!
When you answer my questions, I'll answer yours, vols.

Quid pro quo is a MAGAt maxim of which you should be familiar. LOL

Agreed if a law isn't enforceable, it should be removed, but that wasn't the question, son.
 
When you answer my questions, I'll answer yours, vols.

Quid pro quo is a MAGAt maxim of which you should be familiar. LOL

Agreed if a law isn't enforceable, it should be removed, but that wasn't the question, son.
Known people that don't leave should be given a summons for court at a later date
 
Known people that don't leave should be given a summons for court at a later date
Agreed. Enforce the law or get rid of it. No doubt First Responders, including doctors and nurses, if on duty would be given exception. If they are off-duty, then they are subject to the law.

Why do you think DeSantis hasn't pushed getting rid of this law like he did mask mandates?
 
Agreed. Enforce the law or get rid of it. No doubt First Responders, including doctors and nurses, if on duty would be given exception. If they are off-duty, then they are subject to the law.

Why do you think DeSantis hasn't pushed getting rid of this law like he did mask mandates?
Fla did not have a mask mandate to get rid of
 
What are your thoughts on the mandatory evacuation orders forcing people out of their homes under penalty of law, Hater? Or will you run like most of your fellow MAGAts?

I read that link but wasn't able to see anything about mandatory evacuation orders that force people from their homes. I'm not saying it isn't there, for as you know, I never lie, just that I haven't seen it.
 
Fla did not have a mask mandate to get rid of
Wrong again, vols.

Again, the question is "Why hasn't DeSantis gotten rid of the mandatory evacuation law?"

Florida residents will no longer be fined for not wearing face masks and COVID-19 restrictions on all businesses in the state, including restaurants and bars, have been lifted in an effort to help the state's economy, according to Gov. Ron DeSantis.

"Every business has the right to operate," DeSantis said at news conference Friday. "Some of the locals can do reasonable regulations. But you can't just say no."

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I read that link but wasn't able to see anything about mandatory evacuation orders that force people from their homes. I'm not saying it isn't there, for as you know, I never lie, just that I haven't seen it.
I can't help you with your illiteracy or intentional blindness, Hater.

Disagreed since you lie in almost every post. You lie about being a Christian and you lie about not hating your fellow Americans for their differing political opinions.

BTW, you fucked up the quote, so illiteracy isn't your only problem, son.
 
I can't help you with your illiteracy or intentional blindness, Hater.

Disagreed since you lie in almost every post. You lie about being a Christian and you lie about not hating your fellow Americans for their differing political opinions.

BTW, you fucked up the quote, so illiteracy isn't your only problem, son.
No surprise, you couldn't come up with anything concerning mandatory evacuation orders from their homes. That's okay
for I won't dwell on your insincere attempt to gloss over your mistake.
 
No surprise, you couldn't come up with anything concerning mandatory evacuation orders from their homes. That's okay
for I won't dwell on your insincere attempt to gloss over your mistake.
^^^
Proof Hater is both hateful and stupid.

Son, it's in the links. Read the thread.
 
Wow, Legina. You actually did some research. Surprising, but the article is wrong. It's a crime in Florida to ignore a mandatory evacuation order regardless if the law is enforced or not. It's still a misdemeanor. If a MAGAt is on probation for smoking Meth, then s/he would be in violation of their probation and, if they live, go back to prison.

It is illegal to stay in a home under a mandatory evacuation order. Under Florida Statute 252.38, the local authority has the ability to take necessary steps to provide for the health and safety of people and property. Chapter 252.50 sets refusal to follow an evacuation order as a second-degree misdemeanor.

Do you think it should be a crime to refuse a mandatory evacuation order? Why even have a mandatory evacuation order in a Red State that was against mask mandates for schools?
Mr, Tiny Penis,

If you read the article it said no enforcement, It was just to inform everyone there could be no rescue efforts. Give us all a list of all those prosecuted under Chapter 252.50 for refusing to leave in the face of a hurricane.
 
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