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It's been said by others now, but for the record I was thinking of 'Max Max-type' scenarios rather than natural disasters. They're not uncommon but they do tend to strike the same places over and over. And while they may kill many people, they don't result in the collapse of society as we know it.
And yet some people are constantly talking about unspecified enemies baying for their guns or food or possessions. What kind of disaster or situation would precipitate that? I was thinking the most likely or plausible 'major disaster' would be something like the Great Depression. But while the economy is down the toilet, I'm not convinced we're going to see the likes of that again. And even that depression didn't result in the complete failure and collapse of the country (Government and rule of law). And sure, there's the risk of being involved in an unforeseen disaster but I get the impression some people are jacking off while typing out these ideas. You can't live your life shitting yourself about something that might never happen. Stockpiles of guns or canned food aren't much use anyway if your house is underwater or flying around in a twister. I just don't get the logic that everyone would turn on each other just because of a disaster. Generally in times of crisis the reverse actually happens and people get together and support each other more than they did before. |
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There are well over 120 million registered firearms in America there are only a few million military and police and they know that. |
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This show was a good reality about that exact topic. |
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Sounds like someone slept through American history class. |
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That doesn't mean it won't be hairy from time to time and people may try to steal what you have out of desperation, but humans generally have a knack for banding together and trying to make it through hard times together. As for Mad Max, unless we're blasted back to the stone ages somehow, I just can't see that happening, nor would I ever want to. Creepy to think anyone would want that sort of existence. |
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Interesting that MORE people have a weird feeling, shit ain't right
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Yes take measures to be prepared for natural disasters in your area, or move somewhere safer. Don't buy a house where they have wild fires, earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes or volcano eruptions. It seems a lot of the people who are scared do. So make sure your home is able to withstand it or you have the provisions to see the disaster out. Common sense. The river here has a very large man made bank to stop it over flowing when the snow on the mountains melts. The Government looking after us. Doomsday, what is and when will it happen? Give us ideas of what's coming and plans to make sure you'll get through it. Government take over. Too late, it happened years ago in most places. This year a lot of people will vote for a new President. Either a man for the people or a 1% representative. Has he said how he will cut Government spending and give tax breaks to the rich yet? Buying votes of the rich again. Yes the World is in the shitter financially. Too many were riding the wave of easy money coming out of the Financial bubble and when it burst, they had no Plan B. They only had shares going down the Tubes. Every single person on this board will I hope reach the age of 60. IT WILL HAPPEN. So what have they done to prepare for that? I knew it was coming and now have no worries. I didn't sit and plan for some myth I had seen on the TV or at the cinema happening and planned for something that isn't going to happen. Remember I said plan for things that do happen where you live. |
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Then your best plan is to move. Quote:
This is my point. If you really want to plan for when the next expected disaster. Just move. If you fear the Government will enslave you, move to a country where freedom is real. |
Paul Markham isn't old he's an alien
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Real planning for coming threats. Getting out of an industry on a downward spiral. Or making plans to do that. Invest for your old age. Stop smoking. Stop drinking alcohol more than the advised limit. Do an hour's exercise every day. If obese, cut your weight. Don't screw around. STDs are at epidemic levels. How many of those stocking up with guns and cans of Tuna are doing these things? |
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JohnnyClips so what's the conspiracy that worries you the most and what are you doing to protect yourself from it?
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What does your country import? How much of everything you buy is imported? Where does your water come from? Where does your power come from? Where does your hospitals get their medicine? Where does your animal feed come from? Where does your country buy oil from? This list is huge. If you have experienced a real disaster you would not be saying the things you are, because it goes WAY beyond not building your home in the middle of tornado alley. The distribution chain is everything. If that breaks down, everything breaks down. And you have to look at both local and country wide distribution chains. Just because it can get into your country doesn't mean it can reach you. Your government looks out for you to a degree. But unless your country is 100% self sufficient (they are not), then you will live and die by the rise and fall of other nations and their disasters. Disaster happen all over the world and they happen without notice. Once you figure out where everything you NEED to survive comes from, from your medicine, to your power, to the spare parts in the ER room at the hospital, then you can come back and say you have nothing to worry about if everything you need is produced locally. That doesn't mean you have to live in fear, that would be stupid. But it means you shouldn't be so trustful that you're ass is covered 100%. Because in every disaster, there are those who make it through, and those who become statistics. Which one you will be is a mix of luck and preparation. Quote:
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You're one of those people who think dinosaurs were put on earth to test your faith in God, aren't you? |
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And what are you doing to prepare for the things that are very likely to happen? As I pointed out previously. |
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What you're saying might make sense where you are, where natural disasters and poor infrastructure are a way of life. But for people in parts of the world where disasters rarely if ever occur, then it makes no sense at all to live your life as if a crisis is just around the corner. |
Unlike most European countries where permits to carry a concealed weapon is only issued to individuals who demonstrate a specific reason, in the Czech Republic it is a common part of the citizen's right to own guns and every holder of the category E license is allowed to carry a concealed weapon after the formal approval is given (no justification is needed). According to the law, the guns cannot be carried into the courts, or at demonstrations and mass meetings. It is also generally considered irresponsible to take guns to clubs or bars even though it is not explicitly prohibited by law.[6] Carrying a gun while drunk is however illegal and can lead to heavy fines or losing the gun license. |
I don't know about today, but they were in Hitler's day, when he consumed Czechoslovakia's Skoda arms.
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This is to of course a tactic devised by the Jewish bankers, whom support the Alien overlords by trying to hide the truth from the rest of us. As such every time these conspiracy theorist post on the the internet, about the secrets they have uncovered, they are in fact just doing the bidding of the Jewish bankers, whom support the evil alien overlords. Things that make you go hummmmmm.. |
There are two types of people who don't believe in conspiracies...
The first are naive imbeciles. The second are the conspirators themselves. You are clearly the former. |
Here's a video to keep Paul Markham and Johnny Clips busy
Dr Sal's Warning |
btw, that last post was directed to you Paul, in case you did not realize which imbecile I was speaking to...
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Paul Markham rules the world
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This is all so pointless here lol, why even bother?
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http://neorevivalist.files.wordpress...cket-front.jpg Or would it be the Depression years? http://youthvoices.net/sites/default...epression2.jpg So where was this picture taken? http://www.blogcdn.com/www.luxist.co...1/72780479.jpg The times are tough, still no shit has hit any fan yet. |
Paul, have you even been to America? Those are the propaganda images from the fake cities. This is the real America, that only Americans can see:
http://www.csub.edu/library/images/dustbowl.jpg |
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re: the current cycle, or Solar Cycle 24. "NASA predicts that solar cycle 24 will peak in early or mid 2013 with about 59 sunspots. This would make it the least active cycle in the past one hundred years." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_cycle_24 |
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American's understanding of "shit hitting the fan" = Can't afford to buy a 60 inch 3D TV, for the kids. :1orglaugh HS, even seen guys like this. Was at a Webmasters convention. :1orglaugh |
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"we don't need an other heroe" that's right, we have paul |
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Conspiracies happen. A President was brought down by one. Or was that a scandal? The other point was none of the pussies who know what they're scared, are doing fuck all about it that will work. Natural Disasters that can be expected not included in the above. |
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And lots of people are taking it seriously :Oh crap We need lots of buckets of cold water |
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Black Swan ;)
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