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In reply to the discussion: Florida's orange groves may soon be no more - Population growth, hurricanes and a vicious citrus greening disease [View all]

sdfernando

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7. I can't understand why huge numbers of people are moving to Floriduh!
Reply to Demovictory9 (Original post)
Mon Mar 17, 2025, 06:37 PM
Mar 17

I have to go there for work sometimes...absolutely HATE it and leave as soon as I can!

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Florida's orange groves may soon be no more - Population growth, hurricanes and a vicious citrus greening disease [View all] Demovictory9 Mar 17 OP
Florida orange groves being in $9 billion a year and 45,000 jobs. Irish_Dem Mar 17 #1
one wonders how many of those jobs are performed by undocumented persons nt msongs Mar 17 #2
I wondered the same. Irish_Dem Mar 17 #3
almost all... it's unbelievable manual job. a citizen tried out the job for a tv show.. bag on shoulder, on ladder Demovictory9 Mar 17 #4
DeSantis can always blame transgenders, drag queens, and library books. Norrrm Mar 17 #5
...and gender studies degrees and history classes that include slavery as a topic Demovictory9 Mar 17 #6
I can't understand why huge numbers of people are moving to Floriduh! sdfernando Mar 17 #7
people goin there cuz they know FEMA will bail them out post hurricane.....NOT lol msongs Mar 17 #8
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