Do politics necessarily have anything to do with relocating to Florida?

[Anonymous]

OP

Florida

It’s filled with criminals because the laws there allow many to erase the crimes of other states .
Ex Ohio orthopedic rapes patients loses his MD in Ohio. Does a plea deal gets no time is a sex offender in a Ohio.. Moves to Florida and works with students at a four year college as an advisor.

Divorce in Florida will be men get it all if republicans win. Project 2925 will be installed immediately

DeSantis already has gestapo police that’s horrific

Currently home owners insurance is huge if you can even get it

No more hurricane warnings per project 2025 if that doesn’t terrify you then you belong there.

[Anonymous]

I love Florida and would retire today to live there. DH will NOT go. Non negotiable on his part.

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Since things have gone downhill in the last five years, you couldn’t pay me enough to even travel to FL. I don’t even do a layover at FL airport. I’m surprised at people who still travel, live, or go to school in FL. I work in higher ed and it’s common knowledge that FL schools have different curriculum. I know it’s expensive to pick up and move, though, so I can see why some older people feel stuck.

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I don't think politics are a big part of why people move. I'd put a gun in my mouth before moving to Florida, and there's no politics that would change that either way.

[Anonymous]

Florida is TOO HOT.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't think politics are a big part of why people move. I'd put a gun in my mouth before moving to Florida, and there's no politics that would change that either way.

Same here. Florida Man is a meme for a reason. The politics is the icing on the cake, though.

Also, the people who talk about Florida's "great weather" absolutely befuddle me.

[Anonymous]

Maga moved there during Covid for their freedoms

Given the number of them that died from covid great dec

Public s hold have always sucked

Weather will be amazing after project 2025 and no more weather service ie hurricane warnings.

But hey Maga please go there we don’t wan5 you here

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Anonymous wrote:Since things have gone downhill in the last five years, you couldn’t pay me enough to even travel to FL. I don’t even do a layover at FL airport. I’m surprised at people who still travel, live, or go to school in FL. I work in higher ed and it’s common knowledge that FL schools have different curriculum. I know it’s expensive to pick up and move, though, so I can see why some older people feel stuck.

LOL I hope by “different curriculum” you mean “better curriculum”. It should be common knowledge to you (if you’re really in education) that Floridan students test quite well at the national level. And that’s with spending only a third of the money per student than they spend in the DMV schools. So either the curriculum is good or Floridians are just smarter. Which one are you claiming?

[Anonymous]

The most populated counties are blue. They'll probably remain so as the population is getting younger, especially with high stakes amendments on the ballot.

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Anonymous wrote:Since things have gone downhill in the last five years, you couldn’t pay me enough to even travel to FL. I don’t even do a layover at FL airport. I’m surprised at people who still travel, live, or go to school in FL. I work in higher ed and it’s common knowledge that FL schools have different curriculum. I know it’s expensive to pick up and move, though, so I can see why some older people feel stuck.

You're surprised at 22 million plus something people who live, work, and go to school in Florida? Like, you're smarter than all of them? Please tell me where you are in ' higher education' so I can avoid that place!

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Anonymous wrote:Since things have gone downhill in the last five years, you couldn’t pay me enough to even travel to FL. I don’t even do a layover at FL airport. I’m surprised at people who still travel, live, or go to school in FL. I work in higher ed and it’s common knowledge that FL schools have different curriculum. I know it’s expensive to pick up and move, though, so I can see why some older people feel stuck.

You're surprised at 22 million plus something people who live, work, and go to school in Florida? Like, you're smarter than all of them? Please tell me where you are in ' higher education' so I can avoid that place!

A lot of people moved there from places with much higher COLA during the pandemic. Now they're stuck there. They have no where else to go. I don't think it's smart to live in Florida year round or to raise children there. Your children will have low paying jobs in the service sector or healthcare. You can't trust anyone you meet there because they all come from somewhere else. They move there to escape some problem in their current residence.

[Anonymous]

There are a lot of stupid people on this thread and they aren't the ones living Florida. Your arrogant and ignorant stereotypes and opinions are enough to make an intelligent rational person gag.

Dem living in Florida, loving it, no desire to ever move away although often a desire to avoid the DC area completely

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Since things have gone downhill in the last five years, you couldn’t pay me enough to even travel to FL. I don’t even do a layover at FL airport. I’m surprised at people who still travel, live, or go to school in FL. I work in higher ed and it’s common knowledge that FL schools have different curriculum. I know it’s expensive to pick up and move, though, so I can see why some older people feel stuck.

You're surprised at 22 million plus something people who live, work, and go to school in Florida? Like, you're smarter than all of them? Please tell me where you are in ' higher education' so I can avoid that place!

A lot of people moved there from places with much higher COLA during the pandemic. Now they're stuck there. They have no where else to go. I don't think it's smart to live in Florida year round or to raise children there. Your children will have low paying jobs in the service sector or healthcare. You can't trust anyone you meet there because they all come from somewhere else. They move there to escape some problem in their current residence.

You realize this is racist and xenophobic, right?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Since things have gone downhill in the last five years, you couldn’t pay me enough to even travel to FL. I don’t even do a layover at FL airport. I’m surprised at people who still travel, live, or go to school in FL. I work in higher ed and it’s common knowledge that FL schools have different curriculum. I know it’s expensive to pick up and move, though, so I can see why some older people feel stuck.

You're surprised at 22 million plus something people who live, work, and go to school in Florida? Like, you're smarter than all of them? Please tell me where you are in ' higher education' so I can avoid that place!

A lot of people moved there from places with much higher COLA during the pandemic. Now they're stuck there. They have no where else to go. I don't think it's smart to live in Florida year round or to raise children there. Your children will have low paying jobs in the service sector or healthcare. You can't trust anyone you meet there because they all come from somewhere else. They move there to escape some problem in their current residence.

You realize this is racist and xenophobic, right?

Why? Donald Trump lives there. He's from somewhere else. I wouldn't want him as a neighbor.