Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "NAACP WARNS blacks u0026 gays, don't go to Florida, it's dangerous!" video.

@dafttool Ricardo is Spanish for Richard--the shortened version of which is Dick. And Cabeza is Spanish for Head. So this ricardo cabeza troll has nothing to add but being a ricardo cabeza.
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@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333 "Have that done that for any country with more violence per capita than the U.S.? (Which there are a lot of)" The Op said gun violence, as in mass shootings. No one has more than the U.S.
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@5APPH_13 "Florida is one of the best states in the U.S. Miles better than any left-run state." Well, let's see. From the U.S. News and World Report, as reported by the Florida Times-Union: "The Sunshine State — not seen with an overly sunny view in this case — came in at No. 24 after more than 60 metrics across seven broad quality-of-life categories were put into consideration. "Florida ranked 31st in health care, 29th in education, 37th in crime and corrections, 11th in infrastructure, 43rd in opportunity, seventh in economy and ninth in government. "Massachusetts was ranked as the best state in the country, followed by New Hampshire, Minnesota, North Dakota and Washington. Louisiana was determined to be the lousiest state." Democratic states in that listing: Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Washington. Swing states: Minnesota. Republican states: North Dakota, Louisiana. So you're a little uninformed. Aren't ya? Of the top 5 states, 3 are Democratic, 1 is a swing state, and the other is Republican. So Florida isn't "miles better than any left-run state."
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"cite specific passages in the legislation to support their allegations" This is from the first two paragraphs of their advisory: "The travel advisory comes in direct response to Governor Ron DeSantis' aggressive attempts to erase Black history and to restrict diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in Florida schools. "The formal travel notice states, "Florida is openly hostile toward African Americans, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals. Before traveling to Florida, please understand that the state of Florida devalues and marginalizes the contributions of, and the challenges faced by African Americans and other communities of color."" With that information, if people want to look up the specific legislation, they can. Do you really expect them to quote the legislation in a public release? Sounds like you're reaching, so you can assert that it's a "smear campaign."
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@dwightschrute47 Not quite representing the truth: "74.7% White (53.3% Non-Hispanic White), 16.0% Black or African American, 2.8% Asian, 0.3% Native American and Alaskan Native, 0.1% Pacific Islander, 3.3% Some Other Race, and 2.9% from two or more races." I wouldn't call that extremely diverse.
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Exactly? They'll lose a lot of business. Disney has already pulled $1 billion out of development in Florida. It will only get worse.
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@5APPH_13 "I said that we’re the best as a mixing pot." No. I quoted what you said, even: "Florida is one of the best states in the U.S. Miles better than any left-run state." Then I showed how that wasn't true. So stop trying to walk it back. Florida isn't even a "mixing pot" really, unless you mean the slang for Mary Jane. :) In an earlier post, the one that your first replied to, I showed how Florida was absolutely not a mixing pot: "74.7% White (53.3% Non-Hispanic White), 16.0% Black or African American, 2.8% Asian, 0.3% Native American and Alaskan Native, 0.1% Pacific Islander, 3.3% Some Other Race, and 2.9% from two or more races." And really, who cares? It's no reflection on you. You aren't in charge of seeing to it that Florida stands for equity, diversity, and inclusion. Plus, I thought conservatives don't like that kinda thing. Also, you wrote: "The reason many Floridians are celebrating the NAACP is due to the fact that leftists are not going to migrate down here for the winter, trash our state, and go back up to NY and such, just to make fun of our state, calling it terrible whilst coming here and turning it into their corrupt homes like an Airbnb. Floridians are tired of heightened housing prices due to immigrants from other states moving here." So you and other Floridians celebrate that you aren't a mixing pot. Really, you're just wrong about everything, and totally full of cow pies.
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@5APPH_13 "There's almost more blacks and Hispanics in my area than white kids." Your claim was that the state was better. Not your anecdotal area. Nor does "almost" really matter here. "We re one of the better states to live political wise." Oh really? Your state changed its laws so that DeSantis could run, while still being governor. He has done one authoritarian anti-woke thing after another, and your state government has gone along with it. And I've already shown how Florida is not one of the better states at anything. "We don't care about race, ethnicity or skin color in South Florida (if you'd like me to specify) because everyone here gets along." In South Florida, maybe some people feel that way. That's where your culture is, where the universities are, where the liberals live. It's not like a state philosophy though, that Florida doesn't care about race. Give me a break. And what about the rest of the state? Western Florida for example: Lots of serious rednecks there. Even so, we're talking about the state as a whole, specifically about DeSantis. And he has banned any book even mentioning race. He banned children's picture books (with no words) about Rosa Parks and Dr. King. So don't feed me that line about race. "Floridians do not like snow birds coming here to their vacation homes to trash our state and leave." And you don't like "snow birds." So, at best, you're shifting your hatred and bigotry, but you're still hateful and bigoted. With DeSantis and his ilk, being anti-woke is not only about race, but LGBTQ too. That's a lot of hate.
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@ricardocabeza6006 Ricardo is Spanish for Richard, the shortened version sometimes being Dick. Cabeza is Spanish for Head. So this is an obvious troll, who has no intention of being anything but a ricardo cabeza.
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@ricardocabeza6006 You insipid troll. Back again? So he advises to not travel there, but lives there. So what? I'm sure you thought you had a gotcha moment. I can think of nothing more sincere and knowledgeable that issuing an advisory about a place you know about--because you live there. But you don't care. You're just trolling.
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@ricardocabeza6006 Ricardo is Spanish for Richard, the shortened version sometimes being Dick. Cabeza is Spanish for Head. So this is an obvious troll, who has no intention of being anything but a ricardo cabeza.
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@adriannannen5941 Fauci? What an insipid, absurd troll you are.
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@EsteOeste-vw7ps Keep in mind Disney pulled $1 billion development out. How much more money will they lose?
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@EsteOeste-vw7ps Disney pulling out the $1 billion isn't propaganda. Disney had planned to invest $17 billion into the state over the next decade. In the same memo where Josh D'Amaro, chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products wrote about pulling out of the 1 billion deal, he wrote of that 17 billion: "I hope we're able to do so." All of this can be verified, if you think it's propaganda. Keep in mind, Disney is suing DeSantis because they allege that DeSantis's actions jeopardize "its economic future in the region." So will they still invest? Can't say for sure. And one more thing: There's no "both sides" anymore. That ended on January 6th. At best, the "both sides" argument is a false equivalence.
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