posted on Mar, 29 2011 @ 11:01 PM
Originally posted by pellian
So many people are squirreling away food and reading survivalist PDF's what will happen is your end. you will die at any rate.
I'm personally not doing anything different than that which we've always done - Be Prepared.
It doesn't matter if it's an ELE type event or mere days, weeks or months long breakdown in critical infrastructure and utilities and the like... it
certainly doesn't hurt to be prepared.
And if there was an ELE I do not want to risk my value as a person by trying to survive after the event. I would rather die in the age of
convenience and comfort than live for years in a mad max or postman type of scenario..
To each their own then, I guess.
Me,
I'd rather continue to breathe and live than to simply give up, dry up and turn to mere dust ... just because I didn't take the necessary time
and/or precautions to prepare myself and my family for weathering whatever 'storm' May happen down the pike or present us with.
Too many survivalists out there!
I'd have to argue that point and say, "There's No Where Near Enough!"
Short of an outright and immediate passing due to whatever type ELE that might possibly occur in our lifetime ... we're pretty well set to handle
near anything else that might crop up or come along.
I can only hope more people realize the importance of the same, and that's not meant in the 'man -vs- wild' bs type scenarios ... I'm talking
about those who'd hardly make it a week if stores closed, utilities and core infrastructure were to be shutdown or impacted.
Here ... 'the next meal' is right out the backdoor.