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They're poor, in a state with abysmal public transport. It's not like they're driving uninsured for kicks. So do you think the state of Florida wants to lose >2
by Exoristos 3y ago
They're poor, in a state with abysmal public transport. It's not like they're driving uninsured for kicks. So do you think the state of Florida wants to lose >26% of their workforce? Often the lowest-paid workers are the most essential, taken as a whole anyway.
- KaiserPro 3y agono no, I totally get that. Its not a comment on poor floridians, it more a comment on the state of the State. Its a sign of a dysfunctional state that fails to enforce a basic safety feature.