Florida is #1 in covid deaths per day. 335 people die each day

[carolina73]

You are mistaken.

34% is the drop in the cases, not deaths.

And as I recall, you say cases are irrelevant.

From your article:
"Deaths, however, continue to rise. Florida reported one of its highest weekly numbers with 2,448 additional deaths from COVID, a jump from 2,325 additional deaths reported a week earlier"

Last I checked Florida was averaging 418 deaths per day (7-Day-MA), their highest ever.



Last I heard (many months ago), Florida excludes non -residents from it's totals.

(EDIT: I just checked. This article from August 12, 2021 says non residents are being excluded from reports. https://www.wptv.com/coronavirus/sta...656-in-one-day )





Fun fact: Louisiana and Mississippi have more deaths per capita than NY. And come tomorrow morning, Mississippi will have the highest total deaths per capita of any state.

You are correct that that was the case number

My error. I admit when I make an error instead of going off on another tangent.

[TheLiquidGuy]

You are correct that that was the case number

My error. I admit when I make an error instead of going off on another tangent.

That's why I admire you.

You admit things that are inescapably true.



What do you think about the fact that Florida does not include non residents in their count?

[countryboy]

That's why I admire you.

You admit things that are inescapably true.

You should try it.

[countryboy]

You are mistaken.

34% is the drop in the cases, not deaths.

And as I recall, you say cases are irrelevant.

From your article:
"Deaths, however, continue to rise. Florida reported one of its highest weekly numbers with 2,448 additional deaths from COVID, a jump from 2,325 additional deaths reported a week earlier"

Last I checked Florida was averaging 418 deaths per day (7-Day-MA), their highest ever.



Last I heard (many months ago), Florida excludes non -residents from it's totals.

(EDIT: I just checked. This article from August 12, 2021 says non residents are being excluded from reports. https://www.wptv.com/coronavirus/sta...656-in-one-day )





Fun fact: Louisiana and Mississippi have more deaths per capita than NY. And come tomorrow morning, Mississippi will have the highest total deaths per capita of any state.

From your link. How do you explain this?

The state, which is the third most populous in the nation with 16.5% of the population, is in fourth place overall behind California, New York and Texas, with a total of 341 over seven days, or 49 daily, which is behind No. `1 Texas with 446 and ahead of Louisiana with 279 and Missouri with 204. The one-day U.S. increase Wednesday was 622 with Florida at 2.9% for deaths reported by states.

[countryboy]

You are mistaken.

34% is the drop in the cases, not deaths.

And as I recall, you say cases are irrelevant.

From your article:
"Deaths, however, continue to rise. Florida reported one of its highest weekly numbers with 2,448 additional deaths from COVID, a jump from 2,325 additional deaths reported a week earlier"

Last I checked Florida was averaging 418 deaths per day (7-Day-MA), their highest ever.



Last I heard (many months ago), Florida excludes non -residents from it's totals.

(EDIT: I just checked. This article from August 12, 2021 says non residents are being excluded from reports. https://www.wptv.com/coronavirus/sta...656-in-one-day )





Fun fact: Louisiana and Mississippi have more deaths per capita than NY. And come tomorrow morning, Mississippi will have the highest total deaths per capita of any state.

From your link. How do you explain this?

The state, which is the third most populous in the nation with 16.5% of the population, is in fourth place overall behind California, New York and Texas, with a total of 341 over seven days, or 49 daily, which is behind No. `1 Texas with 446 and ahead of Louisiana with 279 and Missouri with 204. The one-day U.S. increase Wednesday was 622 with Florida at 2.9% for deaths reported by states.

[TheLiquidGuy]

From your link. How do you explain this?

The state, which is the third most populous in the nation with 16.5% of the population, is in fourth place overall behind California, New York and Texas, with a total of 341 over seven days, or 49 daily, which is behind No. `1 Texas with 446 and ahead of Louisiana with 279 and Missouri with 204. The one-day U.S. increase Wednesday was 622 with Florida at 2.9% for deaths reported by states.

What part of that would you like me to explain?

[countryboy]

What part of that would you like me to explain?

The part where you've been dishonest about the number of daily deaths in Florida. You've been falsely presenting weekly averages as if they were daily totals. Not that I'm surprised. Care to explain yourself?

[countryboy]

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Florida has been #1 in covid deaths per day for most of the last few months.


What's new is that now they are #1 per capita as well.

Still no sign of any movement to decrease the carnage.

Mississippi now has the the second highest death toll per capita. Even more than New York. Only NJ is higher.

I guess it's obvious now why you only posted a tiny, almost unreadable graph in your opening post to this thread. So were you being dishonest, or simply ignorant?

[countryboy]

WaterCarryingGuy has been exposed as a complete fraud. He's been totally busted trying to present 7 day averages in Florida, as daily totals. If you zoom in on the tiny graph in the first post, you can clearly see it reads, 7 day average. He was obviously hoping nobody would look that close.

Furthermore, the last recorded 7 day total was 141. https://usafacts.org/visualizations/...19-spread-map/

[countryboy]

Amazing how WaterCarryingGuy has run away now that he's been busted. 55 pages of disinformation and, POOF, he's gone.