Where is the line between paranoia and precaution?

[Freshly Baked Socks]

Don't get me wrong, fellow Freedom-Havers. We should all have 100 guns, a truckboattruck, and plan B to swim to Belize...

But at the end of the day, doesn't it get a little bit tiring treating everyone on Earth as an Enemy? Sure, being ready for a rainy day is one thing, but expecting the zombie apocalypse may be overthinking it. Wanna talk about it?

 

[Doctor Love]

When the voices start telling you who's been snitching, then it's bad.

 

[Dr. Ricearoni]

I'm not particularly concerned about the end of the world, I just like the idea of diy projects and not relying on the fed.

 

[Autistic Gunspergings]

I think if it gets to a point to where you're no longer enjoying day-to-day life you probably need to chill a bit.

 

[Badungus Kabungus]

When the voices start telling you who's been snitching, then it's bad.

It's only bad if they're wrong.

 

[Bummer]

I don't treat everyone on earth as my enemy. I treat the people from cities who will flood my nice rural community to scavenge and pillage when the starving starts as my enemies.

 

[Meat Target]

I think if it gets to a point to where you're no longer enjoying day-to-day life you probably need to chill a bit.

You should prepare for is what is most likely to happen to you or in your community.

Think about it: when disaster strikes, most people actually try to help each other. It's doesn't typically become a bloodthirsty 28 Days Later free-for-all, with the exception of a minority of opportunistic shitheads.

 

[The Mass Shooter Ron Soye]

Do what's cheap, easy, and sensible. You can fit 50,000 calories of rice in a bucket for $20.