So many people have moved to Florida USA by the hundreds of thousands. Do you think it will be over crowded soon and people won't want to move there?

[sage2021]

Plus the alligator 🐊 invasion!! They are taking over Florida. I would think twice before moving to a place with so many alligators and 🐍 snakes.

[Lliam]

I hate the heat and humidity. And no thank you to alligators, poisonous snakes, plus hurricanes every season.

I'm not into Republican policies, either, but I do think Desantis is 100% correct to put a stop to this tranny bullshit.

I like it here in rural California except that it's getting more expensive to live and a lot of other policies like gun control and climate change bullshit are getting more and more fucked up. I'm working to kick out the Democrats.

[Lliam]

Thanks, Sage. :-)

[Likes2drive]

The nicer areas are getting crowded and cost more, it’s getting like the rest of country, there are still plenty of places to go but not near anything, my dad lives but the houses cost too much now near him

[TrueConfection]

Conservatives weighing their options ⚖ are choosing snakes and alligators in their backyards over progressives and their policies. I'd personally choose the snakes and alligators too.

To answer your question though, yes I think it's going to get too crowded there too.

[exitseven]

@TrueConfection Yes, I forgrt exctly how many people move there a day but it is in the thousands. I have not been to Florida in over 30 years so I don't know how much it has changed.

[TrueConfection]

@exitseven One of my concerns was with the big companies leaving NY for Miami because of the regulations in NY. Those moves tend to bring the employees with them. I just hope there are enough conservatives moving to FL to offset the number of NYers moving there.

[NamerOfStars]

Some of the locals say it already is; that hasn't been my experience, but then, I haven't been here long. Florida's population tends to be very concentrated, and there's quite a bit of empty open space (though be to fair, a lot of that is swampland); it's hardly inconceivable to think some new cities might be built if the need arises.

[BeMuse]

American alligators are native to Florida. They aren't invading anything. People that move here almost always over react about them at first, and then with time and experience eventually they learn to understand them a little bit. For example look at this New Jersey transplant. At the begging of the video he's crapping himself. By the end eh alligators aren't that big of a deal...

https://www.youtube.com/embed/VxRLvG42Ngc

[Juxtapose]

It's a wonderful place politically but I absolutely despise the heat, especially humid heat. I'm a northerner at heart.

[Surely]

Hopefully the people that are moving to Florida will leave the political ideas of the state that they are leaving behind. Then vote against the reasons that made them leave the other state.
So many people want to make their new home like the place they left!

[exitseven]

I heard that it is really the iguanas that are the problem. There has to be a way we could eat them. But if I could talk my wife into moving and get my kids to come along I would put my house up for sale tomorrow m

[sage2021]

@exitseven Would you move to Florida?

[exitseven]

Yes, it is really where I wanted to end up

[sage2021]

@exitseven you may want to end up in Florida but I just heard a guest on Fox News say we are going to war with China and we better get prepared.

[Sixgunsound]

The people have spoken about the government they actually want. if only the feds would give it to us and not cheat for their own economic and political advantage.

[KrakenAttackin]

Florida has a lot of room to grow. As for gators... yeah, fuck gators.

[MementoMori777]

Well I've lived her for 21 years and if you aren't stupid, surviving here is like anywhere else

[sage2021]

@MementoMori777
What? I don't believe your opinion is very accurate. It's not like anywhere.
The people in California don't have to evaluate their homes for days and deal with hurricane force winds destroying their property. And California doesn't have hurricanes!

[MementoMori777]

But hurricanes are as common as you think and just how you view earthquakes, we view hurricanes, it's just another rainstorm

[MementoMori777]

aren't*

[noohair]

I have lived in FL since 1988. I have only seen one alligator on a golf course and I have never seen a snake that was out and about. The snakes are destroying the everglades.

[FunkyMonkee]

About the only thing keeping me away from it is the yearly hurricanes.

[Anonymous]

Nah, global warming will fix that. They can but water wings or drown.

[Fuentes]

I would never go to FL lol

[Kathie93]

I could see that happening

[jimmy2]

All depends if there on the streets

[sage2021]

@jimmy2 Do you mean the snakes and gator's on the street. The snakes are everywhere! If you get out of your car, you better check first under your so you don't get a snake wrapping itself around your legs.
It's bad. I think people that live there play it down, but Florida has been invaded by snakes and alligators.

[jimmy2]

Lol you must be in Florida