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I'll be at you're house during SHTF

grandpapeepap said:
Oh you werent bringing that up in the iran thread at all?

:unsure:
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Gonna take that out of context huh? I stand by that. If he's such a genius analyst go prove it and join up, show us how it is done instead of being a pro Iran keyboard warrior
 
Gawernator said:
Gonna take that out of context huh? I stand by that. If he's such a genius analyst go prove it and join up, show us how it is done instead of being a pro Iran keyboard warrior
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I mean bringing up your military intelligence stuff is just like what he did, its okay though.
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I created this thread to remind those in the community that at any given point we can find ourselves in another tipping point. What is interesting in our current timeline, is that it doesn't necessarily matter what it is anymore (so pick you're poison). No one is truly prepared for a disaster until it happens and exposes weaknesses. The ill prepared will call, The desperate will steal, and the mental breakdowns will begin.

So what about now?
The best time to prepare is when there is no crises.
This is when you actually have time

This doesn't mean going into debt to build a bunker, stackings guns, or packing food and water to last a life time. It means to get started regardless of how small it may seem. Just having a plan puts you at an advantage and doing small things eventually stacks up into something bigger.

Fixing your beater car doesn't sound exciting, but it means having a running vehicle. Buying a cheap budget gun won't get you clout, but you now have something in you're hands. Slapping together an amazon kit isn't cool, but hey now you have something to grab something.
 
sadly plenty of family is liberal and anti gun, the worst part is that I do care about them so I am doing my best stocking up on guns/ammo knowing that as long as you have that AND the courage to do what it takes you can get anything else................ guns are not only worthless but an actual liability if you are not willing to follow through when SHTF.

COVID was nowhere near SHTF, just a little test to see how much they could control us .
 
Churro said:
I created this thread to remind those in the community that at any given point we can find ourselves in another tipping point. What is interesting in our current timeline, is that it doesn't necessarily matter what it is anymore (so pick you're poison). No one is truly prepared for a disaster until it happens and exposes weaknesses. The ill prepared will call, The desperate will steal, and the mental breakdowns will begin.

So what about now?
The best time to prepare is when there is no crises.
This is when you actually have time

This doesn't mean going into debt to build a bunker, stackings guns, or packing food and water to last a life time. It means to get started regardless of how small it may seem. Just having a plan puts you at an advantage and doing small things eventually stacks up into something bigger.

Fixing your beater car doesn't sound exciting, but it means having a running vehicle. Buying a cheap budget gun won't get you clout, but you now have something in you're hands. Slapping together an amazon kit isn't cool, but hey now you have something to grab something.
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ever hear of water bricks? 🤠
 
Gawernator said:
Is this AI? Very chatgpt sounding with the freshman English major style

Yeah, it exposed the obvious: people are NPC's and dumb.

In reality, COVID barely affected healthy people at all. Many didn't even have symptoms from exposure. All the disruption was for nothing. It was just a Chinese lab experiment. It also showed the power of MSM propaganda. People were denying the facts for years.
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I almost asked him the same thing based on a couple other posts… very LLM-ish the way it’s organized, the tone, and the random 2-word bolding of letters… at least edited if not generated entirely
 
weaverftw said:
I almost asked him the same thing based on a couple other posts… very LLM-ish the way it’s organized, the tone, and the random 2-word bolding of letters… at least edited if not generated entirely
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Yep I noticed that pattern as well! Odd
 
nakatomi said:
RE: this idea that "covid came and went" and somehow life is now better than before.

I think that is an extremely narrow way to look at what happened. Covid may not have been total societal collapse but it absolutely exposed how fragile modern systems actually are. Businesses were shut down selectively. Some people were allowed to operate while others were told to absorb the losses. Restaurants got hammered. Small businesses got hammered. Some people abused relief programs too so it wasnt all innocent victims either.

But pretending it was just a temporary inconvenience because "life went on" misses the point entirely. A lot changed permanently after that. Prices went up. Restaurants changed pricing and staffing models. Supply chains got exposed. Trust in institutions collapsed. Schools were disrupted. People watched government effectively pick winners and losers in real time.

Society continuing to function does not mean the event was insignificant. It was a real world stress test and a lot of systems either failed or barely held together. The psychological impact matters too. Covid accelerated political tribalism social isolation distrust anger and institutional fatigue. You can still see the effects everywhere years later.
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Very CA take, Texas we just kept right on going after about 2/3 weeks. Did the big business in DFW do some weird 💩, sure. The rest of us, nope. Was talking to my little sister who was out here for all of it man what a different experience.

CA F-ed everyone, hard.
 
Being in the gun industry I get the "I'm coming to your house if something goes down" a lot.
My wife would feed into her friends delusion that they would be taken care of if they just got to our house.
Fast forward to today. Now she is very much..."better not come here....figure your own 💩 out"
If you aren't bringing anything to the table to make our life easier I'm not letting you in...... sorry.
 
If people you don't know or aren't friends know about you having guns and supplies you already broke the first rule about fight club...
 
Darqhelmet said:
Very CA take, Texas we just kept right on going after about 2/3 weeks. Did the big business in DFW do some weird 💩, sure. The rest of us, nope. Was talking to my little sister who was out here for all of it man what a different experience.

CA F-ed everyone, hard.
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its weird cause my area of cali, business stayed open and none of the workers cared about enforcing the mask mandates. /shrug
 
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