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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile, the state growing the most is, wait for it.......

Florida!!

So sad when facts contradict oh so appealling conspiracy theories. So unfair.

It’s been “growing the most” since they passed this bill? Really. And your link proving this in some fashion is… I guess the guy from Central America was supposed to bring it and he’s in the wind.

So sorry the facts expose your nonsense and hate.

FL has been growing non-stop for decades...and said growth has only accelerated in the past few years. Despite your nonsense and hate, smart people vote with their feet.

It has been growing because it is where older Americans - currently the Boomers - go to die.

You're kinda stuck in the 20th century.

Today boomers and seniors are moving from FL to other cheaper states, because FL real estate prices are exploding, because....there's a massive influx of young professionals and families moving in.

Keep up with the date. It helps.

They are so ignorant about their pet issue. Florida is losing a lot of legal immigrant workers because, duh, documented and undocumented people often live together and are related. So it’s time to GTF out of Florida to other states. Also any time there is a police state initiative to get rid of undocumented immigrants, bigots take it as a free pass to harass anyone Hispanic, whether legal, citizen, or not.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile, the state growing the most is, wait for it.......

Florida!!

So sad when facts contradict oh so appealling conspiracy theories. So unfair.

It’s been “growing the most” since they passed this bill? Really. And your link proving this in some fashion is… I guess the guy from Central America was supposed to bring it and he’s in the wind.

So sorry the facts expose your nonsense and hate.

FL has been growing non-stop for decades...and said growth has only accelerated in the past few years. Despite your nonsense and hate, smart people vote with their feet.

It has been growing because it is where older Americans - currently the Boomers - go to die.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile, the state growing the most is, wait for it.......

Florida!!

So sad when facts contradict oh so appealling conspiracy theories. So unfair.

It’s been “growing the most” since they passed this bill? Really. And your link proving this in some fashion is… I guess the guy from Central America was supposed to bring it and he’s in the wind.

So sorry the facts expose your nonsense and hate.

FL has been growing non-stop for decades...and said growth has only accelerated in the past few years. Despite your nonsense and hate, smart people vote with their feet.

America's retirement home. What an industry.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile, the state growing the most is, wait for it.......

Florida!!

So sad when facts contradict oh so appealling conspiracy theories. So unfair.

It’s been “growing the most” since they passed this bill? Really. And your link proving this in some fashion is… I guess the guy from Central America was supposed to bring it and he’s in the wind.

So sorry the facts expose your nonsense and hate.

FL has been growing non-stop for decades...and said growth has only accelerated in the past few years. Despite your nonsense and hate, smart people vote with their feet.

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile, the state growing the most is, wait for it.......

Florida!!

So sad when facts contradict oh so appealling conspiracy theories. So unfair.

It’s been “growing the most” since they passed this bill? Really. And your link proving this in some fashion is… I guess the guy from Central America was supposed to bring it and he’s in the wind.

Meanwhile, the state growing the most is, wait for it.......

Florida!!

So sad when facts contradict oh so appealling conspiracy theories. So unfair.

It's really weird that the Republicans are so immune to facts and only ever learn things the hard way.

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Anonymous wrote:How dare DeSantis enact worker protections? Maybe they should protest the minimum wage while they are at it.

What imaginary workers do you suppose DeSantis is protecting?

He didn't protect the immigrant workers who were actually doing the work.
And no native born Floridians were doing the work either.

Thank you for the alternative facts…

In the real world Florida has literally millions of citizens and legal immigrants performing all manner of hourly blue collar work and their prospects just got a lot better.

Nope, YOU are the one with alternative facts. How about you go try and tell that story to the Florida farmers who can't get anyone to help tend and pick crops. Or the construction sites that are now empty. Or the kitchens who no longer have help. Nobody is showing up for those "better prospects." Florida now has a manpower shortage. THAT is the fact.

Manpower shortage, haha. There is no such thing. What are you, some central planner who thinks there is a correct number of workers?

Per the Florida Policy Institute, Florida is losing as much as 10% of their workforce. Along with almost 13 billion in gross product. That is a shortage.

Ongoing construction stopped, because the workers left. Crops are rotting in fields. Some businesses have had to close their doors.

And here you are like a wackjob pretending there's no problem. You're seriously delusional.

You realize none of those scare tactic points have been verified in any way? Crops rotting... workers disappearing, etc.

Your comment is nothing but fearmongering.

NOOOOPE. Not fearmongering at all.

Florida Republican legislators who voted for this bill are starting to shit their pants and change their minds as the exodus of immigrants continues...

https://www.newsweek.com/republicans-urge-immigrants-stay-florida-fearing-new-laws-impact-1804640

+1
https://www.businessinsider.com/florida-gop-lawmaker-urges-immigrants-stay-voted-anti-immigration-bill-2023-6

Rs: go, no stay, no go, no stay LOL

It’s only a matter of time before the GOP charters a plane to bring migrants from Central America.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How dare DeSantis enact worker protections? Maybe they should protest the minimum wage while they are at it.

What imaginary workers do you suppose DeSantis is protecting?

He didn't protect the immigrant workers who were actually doing the work.
And no native born Floridians were doing the work either.

Thank you for the alternative facts…

In the real world Florida has literally millions of citizens and legal immigrants performing all manner of hourly blue collar work and their prospects just got a lot better.

Nope, YOU are the one with alternative facts. How about you go try and tell that story to the Florida farmers who can't get anyone to help tend and pick crops. Or the construction sites that are now empty. Or the kitchens who no longer have help. Nobody is showing up for those "better prospects." Florida now has a manpower shortage. THAT is the fact.

Manpower shortage, haha. There is no such thing. What are you, some central planner who thinks there is a correct number of workers?

Per the Florida Policy Institute, Florida is losing as much as 10% of their workforce. Along with almost 13 billion in gross product. That is a shortage.

Ongoing construction stopped, because the workers left. Crops are rotting in fields. Some businesses have had to close their doors.

And here you are like a wackjob pretending there's no problem. You're seriously delusional.

You realize none of those scare tactic points have been verified in any way? Crops rotting... workers disappearing, etc.

Your comment is nothing but fearmongering.

NOOOOPE. Not fearmongering at all.

Florida Republican legislators who voted for this bill are starting to shit their pants and change their minds as the exodus of immigrants continues...

https://www.newsweek.com/republicans-urge-immigrants-stay-florida-fearing-new-laws-impact-1804640

+1
https://www.businessinsider.com/florida-gop-lawmaker-urges-immigrants-stay-voted-anti-immigration-bill-2023-6

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How dare DeSantis enact worker protections? Maybe they should protest the minimum wage while they are at it.

What imaginary workers do you suppose DeSantis is protecting?

He didn't protect the immigrant workers who were actually doing the work.
And no native born Floridians were doing the work either.

Thank you for the alternative facts…

In the real world Florida has literally millions of citizens and legal immigrants performing all manner of hourly blue collar work and their prospects just got a lot better.

Nope, YOU are the one with alternative facts. How about you go try and tell that story to the Florida farmers who can't get anyone to help tend and pick crops. Or the construction sites that are now empty. Or the kitchens who no longer have help. Nobody is showing up for those "better prospects." Florida now has a manpower shortage. THAT is the fact.

Manpower shortage, haha. There is no such thing. What are you, some central planner who thinks there is a correct number of workers?

Per the Florida Policy Institute, Florida is losing as much as 10% of their workforce. Along with almost 13 billion in gross product. That is a shortage.

Ongoing construction stopped, because the workers left. Crops are rotting in fields. Some businesses have had to close their doors.

And here you are like a wackjob pretending there's no problem. You're seriously delusional.

You realize none of those scare tactic points have been verified in any way? Crops rotting... workers disappearing, etc.

Your comment is nothing but fearmongering.

NOOOOPE. Not fearmongering at all.

Florida Republican legislators who voted for this bill are starting to shit their pants and change their minds as the exodus of immigrants continues...

https://www.newsweek.com/republicans-urge-immigrants-stay-florida-fearing-new-laws-impact-1804640

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How dare DeSantis enact worker protections? Maybe they should protest the minimum wage while they are at it.

What imaginary workers do you suppose DeSantis is protecting?

He didn't protect the immigrant workers who were actually doing the work.
And no native born Floridians were doing the work either.

Thank you for the alternative facts…

In the real world Florida has literally millions of citizens and legal immigrants performing all manner of hourly blue collar work and their prospects just got a lot better.

Nope, YOU are the one with alternative facts. How about you go try and tell that story to the Florida farmers who can't get anyone to help tend and pick crops. Or the construction sites that are now empty. Or the kitchens who no longer have help. Nobody is showing up for those "better prospects." Florida now has a manpower shortage. THAT is the fact.

Manpower shortage, haha. There is no such thing. What are you, some central planner who thinks there is a correct number of workers?

Per the Florida Policy Institute, Florida is losing as much as 10% of their workforce. Along with almost 13 billion in gross product. That is a shortage.

Ongoing construction stopped, because the workers left. Crops are rotting in fields. Some businesses have had to close their doors.

And here you are like a wackjob pretending there's no problem. You're seriously delusional.

You realize none of those scare tactic points have been verified in any way? Crops rotting... workers disappearing, etc.

Your comment is nothing but fearmongering.

Not only that, but a few minutes spent exploring the FPI website.... it becomes clear that they are all in on supporting migrants illegally present.
So, take their "research" with a huge grain of salt.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How dare DeSantis enact worker protections? Maybe they should protest the minimum wage while they are at it.

What imaginary workers do you suppose DeSantis is protecting?

He didn't protect the immigrant workers who were actually doing the work.
And no native born Floridians were doing the work either.

Thank you for the alternative facts…

In the real world Florida has literally millions of citizens and legal immigrants performing all manner of hourly blue collar work and their prospects just got a lot better.

Nope, YOU are the one with alternative facts. How about you go try and tell that story to the Florida farmers who can't get anyone to help tend and pick crops. Or the construction sites that are now empty. Or the kitchens who no longer have help. Nobody is showing up for those "better prospects." Florida now has a manpower shortage. THAT is the fact.

Manpower shortage, haha. There is no such thing. What are you, some central planner who thinks there is a correct number of workers?

Per the Florida Policy Institute, Florida is losing as much as 10% of their workforce. Along with almost 13 billion in gross product. That is a shortage.

Ongoing construction stopped, because the workers left. Crops are rotting in fields. Some businesses have had to close their doors.

And here you are like a wackjob pretending there's no problem. You're seriously delusional.

You realize none of those scare tactic points have been verified in any way? Crops rotting... workers disappearing, etc.

Your comment is nothing but fearmongering.