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Because the voters in our cesspool cities prefer ugly mentally confused idiots.
Love them both. If Florida wasn't Florida, would like to live there. But anyplace that ignores alligators like they aren't a thing, is not for me.
Ohio too, I believe.
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Good for Indiana. Though it sounds like Holcomb signed on right before the deadline where it went into law anyway. At least that it what I heard.
Floridians certainly don't ignore alligators. We University of Florida alumni call ourselves and our athletic teams "Gators" in their honor. And to keep their virtues in mind we kept a large representative of the species in a pen on the quad where we could see him daily as we went to and from classes. And perhaps we reminded ourselves to avoid p!ssing anyone off unduely, as everyone had such a handy traditionally Floridian way to get rid of a body. Frosh were so turned on about alligators that many of them bought cute little 5" alligators to keep in their dorm rooms as pets. Then at the end of their first year, after the gator was over a foot long and getting difficult to keep fed and housed, the freshman turned the gator loose in Lake Alice right there at the edge of campus, like a rite of passage, and went home for the summer. People who walked near or swam in Lake Alice certainly didn't ignore gators. We kept our eyes peeled for gators, even though only one kid was ever eaten by a gator in that lake as far as we knew.
