Anonymous wrote:All the climate deniers on here will have a huge uninsured Florida playground at their disposal. Enjoy!!
Stupid insurance industry knows nothing.

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Anonymous wrote:Floridas insurance problem is high litigation and lawyers

Between 2017 and 2021, data from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation showed that $51 billion was paid out by Florida insurers over 10 years. About 71% of that total went to attorney’s fees and public adjusters while only 8% went to claimants.

Lawyers are getting all the money. I’m sure the same in California and urban areas. Waterfront has always been from the state. Bidenflation has skyrocketed insurance nationwide.

It’s partially litigation and fraud. But don’t pretend it’s not also partially the hurricanes, because it is.

Anonymous wrote:Floridas insurance problem is high litigation and lawyers

Between 2017 and 2021, data from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation showed that $51 billion was paid out by Florida insurers over 10 years. About 71% of that total went to attorney’s fees and public adjusters while only 8% went to claimants.

Lawyers are getting all the money. I’m sure the same in California and urban areas. Waterfront has always been from the state. Bidenflation has skyrocketed insurance nationwide.

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Anonymous wrote:Yawn, we broke a 70 year record by a degree, temps are back to normal.

Climate scientists are like the local weatherman. Must be great to have a job where you predict things and don’t get fired for being wrong.

Imagine being as ignorant as you are and being smug about it. Their climate warnings are coming true, though you wouldn’t know that, siloed away from news as you are.

Imagine being snookered by a bunch of failed STEM folks living off of tax payer supplied grants.

Geee....scientific method vs. the oil and gas lobby....who to believe, who to believe?

Neither. Both are grifters.

Well then an anonymous poster in DCUM. So reliable.

In any case. We are at the point where most folks that have been on planet earth for a few decades are experiencing it for themselves.

Wrong . Antarctic ice grew the last ten years. Record cold December in Russia, China and Nordic countries.

Global cooling will require more fossil fuel use.

Sure it will. Go invest in some nice waterfront property. It will surely pay off for your heirs.

Obama did it. But everybody knows he’s a mumbling moron.

You should do it. It will be great. And so easy to insure, especially in Florida.

In fact, you should start an insurance company to make a fortune insuring all these properties avoided by the rest of the industry. So what if their entire business model is based on risk assessment...they are wrong. Nothing is going to happen to all those Florida properties.....insure them and get rich!

They are leaving California too all over the state. They are leaving urban areas as well. The high level of vaccine deaths 30-55 year olds is bankrupting them so they are abandoning risks they were formerly willing to take on.

The insurance industry does risk assessment. Just follow the money. But as was pointed out...they are clearly wrong in their assessment about climate change risks so it is a big opportunity for someone that understands that climate change is not a risk.

Waterfront has always been a risk and often been only available from the state. All over California and urban areas is the big change do to losses and the vaccine extreme excess deaths among 30-55 year olds.

Absolutely. The problems going on in the insurance industry in Florida are fake and in fact, things are the same as always.

Yes the biggest problem has been Bidenflation and sticker shock for repairs, materials and construction. It’s driving insurance and everything else into the stratosphere. Plus the massive life insurance losses from all the 30-55 year old excess death since the vaccine mandate.

It's not that the premiums are increasing.. they will not insure the properties period. More and more and more and more dumped on the state tax payers. But again...you clearly understand that the risk assessments being done are wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:Yawn, we broke a 70 year record by a degree, temps are back to normal.

Climate scientists are like the local weatherman. Must be great to have a job where you predict things and don’t get fired for being wrong.

Imagine being as ignorant as you are and being smug about it. Their climate warnings are coming true, though you wouldn’t know that, siloed away from news as you are.

Imagine being snookered by a bunch of failed STEM folks living off of tax payer supplied grants.

Geee....scientific method vs. the oil and gas lobby....who to believe, who to believe?

Neither. Both are grifters.

Well then an anonymous poster in DCUM. So reliable.

In any case. We are at the point where most folks that have been on planet earth for a few decades are experiencing it for themselves.

Wrong . Antarctic ice grew the last ten years. Record cold December in Russia, China and Nordic countries.

Global cooling will require more fossil fuel use.

Sure it will. Go invest in some nice waterfront property. It will surely pay off for your heirs.

Obama did it. But everybody knows he’s a mumbling moron.

You should do it. It will be great. And so easy to insure, especially in Florida.

In fact, you should start an insurance company to make a fortune insuring all these properties avoided by the rest of the industry. So what if their entire business model is based on risk assessment...they are wrong. Nothing is going to happen to all those Florida properties.....insure them and get rich!

They are leaving California too all over the state. They are leaving urban areas as well. The high level of vaccine deaths 30-55 year olds is bankrupting them so they are abandoning risks they were formerly willing to take on.

The insurance industry does risk assessment. Just follow the money. But as was pointed out...they are clearly wrong in their assessment about climate change risks so it is a big opportunity for someone that understands that climate change is not a risk.

Waterfront has always been a risk and often been only available from the state. All over California and urban areas is the big change do to losses and the vaccine extreme excess deaths among 30-55 year olds.

Absolutely. The problems going on in the insurance industry in Florida are fake and in fact, things are the same as always.

Yes the biggest problem has been Bidenflation and sticker shock for repairs, materials and construction. It’s driving insurance and everything else into the stratosphere. Plus the massive life insurance losses from all the 30-55 year old excess death since the vaccine mandate.

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Anonymous wrote:Yawn, we broke a 70 year record by a degree, temps are back to normal.

Climate scientists are like the local weatherman. Must be great to have a job where you predict things and don’t get fired for being wrong.

Imagine being as ignorant as you are and being smug about it. Their climate warnings are coming true, though you wouldn’t know that, siloed away from news as you are.

Imagine being snookered by a bunch of failed STEM folks living off of tax payer supplied grants.

Geee....scientific method vs. the oil and gas lobby....who to believe, who to believe?

Neither. Both are grifters.

Well then an anonymous poster in DCUM. So reliable.

In any case. We are at the point where most folks that have been on planet earth for a few decades are experiencing it for themselves.

Wrong . Antarctic ice grew the last ten years. Record cold December in Russia, China and Nordic countries.

Global cooling will require more fossil fuel use.

Sure it will. Go invest in some nice waterfront property. It will surely pay off for your heirs.

Obama did it. But everybody knows he’s a mumbling moron.

You should do it. It will be great. And so easy to insure, especially in Florida.

In fact, you should start an insurance company to make a fortune insuring all these properties avoided by the rest of the industry. So what if their entire business model is based on risk assessment...they are wrong. Nothing is going to happen to all those Florida properties.....insure them and get rich!

They are leaving California too all over the state. They are leaving urban areas as well. The high level of vaccine deaths 30-55 year olds is bankrupting them so they are abandoning risks they were formerly willing to take on.

The insurance industry does risk assessment. Just follow the money. But as was pointed out...they are clearly wrong in their assessment about climate change risks so it is a big opportunity for someone that understands that climate change is not a risk.

Waterfront has always been a risk and often been only available from the state. All over California and urban areas is the big change do to losses and the vaccine extreme excess deaths among 30-55 year olds.

Absolutely. The problems going on in the insurance industry in Florida are fake and in fact, things are the same as always.

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Anonymous wrote:Yawn, we broke a 70 year record by a degree, temps are back to normal.

Climate scientists are like the local weatherman. Must be great to have a job where you predict things and don’t get fired for being wrong.

Imagine being as ignorant as you are and being smug about it. Their climate warnings are coming true, though you wouldn’t know that, siloed away from news as you are.

Imagine being snookered by a bunch of failed STEM folks living off of tax payer supplied grants.

Geee....scientific method vs. the oil and gas lobby....who to believe, who to believe?

Neither. Both are grifters.

Well then an anonymous poster in DCUM. So reliable.

In any case. We are at the point where most folks that have been on planet earth for a few decades are experiencing it for themselves.

Wrong . Antarctic ice grew the last ten years. Record cold December in Russia, China and Nordic countries.

Global cooling will require more fossil fuel use.

Sure it will. Go invest in some nice waterfront property. It will surely pay off for your heirs.

Obama did it. But everybody knows he’s a mumbling moron.

You should do it. It will be great. And so easy to insure, especially in Florida.

In fact, you should start an insurance company to make a fortune insuring all these properties avoided by the rest of the industry. So what if their entire business model is based on risk assessment...they are wrong. Nothing is going to happen to all those Florida properties.....insure them and get rich!

They are leaving California too all over the state. They are leaving urban areas as well. The high level of vaccine deaths 30-55 year olds is bankrupting them so they are abandoning risks they were formerly willing to take on.

The insurance industry does risk assessment. Just follow the money. But as was pointed out...they are clearly wrong in their assessment about climate change risks so it is a big opportunity for someone that understands that climate change is not a risk.

Waterfront has always been a risk and often been only available from the state. All over California and urban areas is the big change do to losses and the vaccine extreme excess deaths among 30-55 year olds.

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Anonymous wrote:Yawn, we broke a 70 year record by a degree, temps are back to normal.

Climate scientists are like the local weatherman. Must be great to have a job where you predict things and don’t get fired for being wrong.

Imagine being as ignorant as you are and being smug about it. Their climate warnings are coming true, though you wouldn’t know that, siloed away from news as you are.

Imagine being snookered by a bunch of failed STEM folks living off of tax payer supplied grants.

Geee....scientific method vs. the oil and gas lobby....who to believe, who to believe?

Neither. Both are grifters.

Well then an anonymous poster in DCUM. So reliable.

In any case. We are at the point where most folks that have been on planet earth for a few decades are experiencing it for themselves.

Wrong . Antarctic ice grew the last ten years. Record cold December in Russia, China and Nordic countries.

Global cooling will require more fossil fuel use.

Sure it will. Go invest in some nice waterfront property. It will surely pay off for your heirs.

Obama did it. But everybody knows he’s a mumbling moron.

You should do it. It will be great. And so easy to insure, especially in Florida.

In fact, you should start an insurance company to make a fortune insuring all these properties avoided by the rest of the industry. So what if their entire business model is based on risk assessment...they are wrong. Nothing is going to happen to all those Florida properties.....insure them and get rich!

They are leaving California too all over the state. They are leaving urban areas as well. The high level of vaccine deaths 30-55 year olds is bankrupting them so they are abandoning risks they were formerly willing to take on.

The insurance industry does risk assessment. Just follow the money. But as was pointed out...they are clearly wrong in their assessment about climate change risks so it is a big opportunity for someone that understands that climate change is not a risk.

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Anonymous wrote:Yawn, we broke a 70 year record by a degree, temps are back to normal.

Climate scientists are like the local weatherman. Must be great to have a job where you predict things and don’t get fired for being wrong.

Imagine being as ignorant as you are and being smug about it. Their climate warnings are coming true, though you wouldn’t know that, siloed away from news as you are.

Imagine being snookered by a bunch of failed STEM folks living off of tax payer supplied grants.

Geee....scientific method vs. the oil and gas lobby....who to believe, who to believe?

Neither. Both are grifters.

Well then an anonymous poster in DCUM. So reliable.

In any case. We are at the point where most folks that have been on planet earth for a few decades are experiencing it for themselves.

Wrong . Antarctic ice grew the last ten years. Record cold December in Russia, China and Nordic countries.

Global cooling will require more fossil fuel use.

Sure it will. Go invest in some nice waterfront property. It will surely pay off for your heirs.

Obama did it. But everybody knows he’s a mumbling moron.

You should do it. It will be great. And so easy to insure, especially in Florida.

In fact, you should start an insurance company to make a fortune insuring all these properties avoided by the rest of the industry. So what if their entire business model is based on risk assessment...they are wrong. Nothing is going to happen to all those Florida properties.....insure them and get rich!

They are leaving California too all over the state. They are leaving urban areas as well. The high level of vaccine deaths 30-55 year olds is bankrupting them so they are abandoning risks they were formerly willing to take on.