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- Mon, 04 Aug 2014 20:33:29 EST cBi54n/s No.13297
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What' /FO/'s feelings on the recent Ebola outbreak?
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Edward Blivingwill - Sun, 31 May 2015 20:05:48 EST 4I+qDCOL No.13948 Reply
>>13946
It doesn't need them, because alaska and the pacific ocean didn't have goddamn ebola

Gardening in Post-Apocalyptica

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- Sun, 09 Mar 2014 11:58:26 EST DphJKqER No.12793
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Just wondering if any of you guys garden or plan on taking up the trade in order to better prepare yourselves. I've never gardened before but I'm planning on starting one very soon, as soon as the piles of old ice and snow melts and the temperature starts resembling spring. I was planning on a companion garden, where you plant certain combinations of plants, flowers, shrubs, grasses, or other veggies next to your garden in order to attract natural predators that eat garden pests, and certain combinations promote healthier growth. If all goes well, I want to expand my garden into a landscaped permaculture garden.

I think gardening and growing your own food is extremely important, and a skill worth knowing. I feel we as people are losing our connection with the land we live on and the food we eat.
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Charlotte Nicklefield - Thu, 13 Mar 2014 14:03:52 EST PEZyd0pP No.12819 Reply
>>12803
> Good luck finding a legitimate source of non-GMO corn
No it's not. The type of corn you want to grow is sweet corn. GMO sweet corn is rare. If you're planting a field, It's more difficult to find corn that you can allow to go to seed, and re-plant. That's a pre-GMO trick, and is beneficial because heterozygous corn (pairs a recessive gene with a dominant gene) grows better than homozygous. If you're planting a small plot, then it's easy to find whatever corn you want.

A three sisters garden is pretty awesome. It's corn, beans and squash. They are grown close together. The corn acts like support, the beans replenish soil and the squash blocks out weeds' light.
http://blogs.cornell.edu/garden/get-activities/signature-projects/the-three-sisters-exploring-an-iroquois-garden/how-to-plant-the-three-sisters/
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Priscilla Fallybury - Sun, 16 Mar 2014 02:19:35 EST XUUwFEyB No.12825 Reply
>>12803

I already got plenty of hoes and weed, ill make sure to stock up for the a pocalypse tho
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Hannah Pockfield - Wed, 22 Apr 2015 12:10:09 EST 7UKzYljI No.13879 Reply
>>12801

i agree, jumping off the deep end and going all-in on the little details all at once is gonna piss you off and burn you out real fast.

if you still want to get hot and heavy into it as a hobby for now, or for growing food or spices, your best bet would be to do weed mulching, compost piles, and possibly manure fertilization.... also, observing and mimicking nature is going to go a very long way towards helping you.

Tell Me About Your Apocalypse Preparedness

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- Sat, 21 Mar 2015 11:33:54 EST yYlx2d7W No.13808
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Hey /FO/,

I don't frequent this board so forgive me if this post isn't in the right spot or doesn't follow conventions, but I thought this would be the place to go to get some answers.

I'm writing an article for an independent news/music website titled Prepare for Doom. The topic is disaster preparedness and people's fear of extinction events. Every time there's a disease scare (SARS, H1N1, Ebola) there's a spike in the purchase of hazmat suits, respirators and other survival gear.

I'm hoping to speak with a self-professed "prepper" or survivalist to learn more about their mindset and what measures they've taken to be prepared for an apocalypse event. I don't know how to go about this really, seeing as how you can't give out contact info on here. I guess I will just post the questions here, so any and all can just jump in with their answers. I will gladly credit you in the article.

Your answers can be short, but I'd prefer if you elaborated on things rather than just give one-two word answers. Ok here we go:

1) How long have you considered yourself a "prepper" and what was the main cause for the start of this behavior?

2) What, in your opinion, will be the most likely cause for an apocalyptic/human extinction event? (Disease, war, AI, invasion etc)

3) What measures have you taken to make sure you're prepared?

4) How much money have you spent on your preparations? A considerable part of your annual income?

5) Do you know others who share your concerns? Are you a part of a community that feels the same way?

6) How far off do you believe this apocalyptic event is? Why?

7) Are your survivalist actions something that define you (i.e. is it all consuming, daily preparation etc) or do you lead a fairly "normal" life and just do this in your free time?

8) Have there been any recent events (Ebola, Swine Flu, North Korean nukes, etc) that you thought for sure were going to kick off this apocalypse?

9) In a post-apocalyptic world, what would your main concern be? Simply survival, or something bigger like repopulation or creating a new government?

10) Considering your preparations (shelter, rations and other supplies) how long are you prepared to last if/when an event occurs?

Thanks for your time guys. Like I said, I'll gladly credit you in the article and I can use answers from multiple people so feel free to chime in even if someone else has answered.
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cursive !M6R0eWkIpk - Tue, 07 Apr 2015 21:41:50 EST 8RYncBiW No.13853 Reply
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>>13808
1) All of of my life i've been an avid outdoors entusiast and survivalist, but the older I grew and the more I learned about history, war, technology and geopolitics, the more those skills began to feel imperative. I was without means to "prep," as such until about 2005.

2) Combination of changing climates and scarcity of the fossil-fuels whose burning accelerates them. Nuclear Winter as a result of escalating aggression russia the usa, n korea and china. A super-virus is innevitable but is on no certain time-frame, though the anti-vaccination echo chambers are certainly not helping prevent it.

3) Training in local fire-building, geography/flora/fauna, pioneering, hiking, cartography, orienteering, medicine, climbing, rifles, shotguns, handguns, bows, sailing, rowing, canoeing, s.c.u.b.a., MMA, languages seealso, bug-out bag >>13685 plus a tough vehicle, a very fast vehicle and concussive body armor

4) Under $500 worth of gear, unless you count vehicles or like park fees for hiking and stuff

5) 10 years ago nearly everyone I ever met would scoff at the concepts covered in your OP, now people seem to be vastly more hep to existing conditions which justify preparations. Still, i've only even met a few people who do more than acknowledge that they should "stock water or something." In fact the few who are quite prepared, really need to be any way, as they live in a part of the country where no one else lives, there are no power lines, no gas or water mains.

6) I don't believe anything. The answer to how soon it could start is oh hey, >>13811 already inb4'd me! i like this guy. I guess this is an opinion question, but I don't have much of an answer. I'm more concerned with where I live collapsing in on itsself, and that could go down whenever. Worldwide.. seems like we've been in ww3 for years now. About to update myself on some of the more recent russian stuff here in a minute.

7) Yes. Always. It doesn't make unable to function, but it's apparent, if only subtly, in everything I do.

8) Nah, not since '01.

9) Survival first, then tribalism, then restoration of knowledge and tech and destruction of theism. I'd like to mind my business, but let's not be naive. People are terrible, desperate people are dangerous and there is no good or bad. I'd hate to see the world progress to or past feudalism unless theism was eradicated. I'm not rebuilding a world with that shit in it if i can help it.

10) I'm prepared to raid what I need for a long time and gtfo out of dodge when i need to. I'm above the outskirts of two cities out of their way and close to water.
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Fanny Pittspear - Tue, 14 Apr 2015 01:32:42 EST hsc3JxXU No.13864 Reply
The fuck can I do against a super volcano, or an asteroid, or nuclear war, or black hole.

In most apocalypses we'd all be fucked. We're all dead men walking anyway.
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Nicholas Huvingway - Fri, 01 May 2015 07:52:10 EST teC/foGV No.13895 Reply
I own an underground storage full of adult diapers.

all right lets do this

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- Sun, 07 Sep 2014 14:40:36 EST bOnLQbdk No.13383
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I have a shovel, a can of tuna fish from 1983, a copy of 101 ways to know if your marriage is dead, a dvd on how to make an organic sustainable garden, that I threw in the microwave, and a toothpick. on a scale of 7-8 how preparded am I???
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Ian Billingford - Mon, 30 Mar 2015 00:51:58 EST YzQSTD1B No.13833 Reply
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Assuming you also have the clothes on you back, and the scenario is collapse of society, I'd say you're pretty well off.

That shovel is a tool, a weapon, and your shelter. Break into places, dig into shit, and whack people around. Dig a hole in the ground to sleep, or lean it against a tree and cover it with branches for a makeshift roof. Your tuna might've gone bad, but that doesn't mean you can't just leave it behind. Use it as bait to attract animals, then beat the shit out of them with your shovel. That can can be used for storing stuff, and if you bend the lid a bit you can make a makeshift arrowhead. Before you use that book for wiping your ass or tinder, read the hell out of it. You might as well be married to the people you're surviving with. Knowing when they're going to turn on you is crucial, so you can turn on them first. That microwaved DVD is hardly just a slab of disfigured silicon; it's your one and only plate. So what there's a hole in it, go cry about it to someone who cares. And when it breaks, make sure you pick up all the pieces. They'll come in handy for when you need to stab someone. And finally, that toothpick. How many times have you looked around on the ground for a stick to poke something with? Well, don't worry about that anymore, because you've got the best poking twig around now. Other survivors will spread tales of you and your trusty poking twig, while they all stumble around with bent pieces of branch or pine needles.

You've got a good thing going for you, 8/8.
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Faggy Snodhall - Mon, 30 Mar 2015 15:43:44 EST 8gVT/SQQ No.13834 Reply
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>>13833

8/8 IN-FUCKING-DEED.

This nigga just made the team. Analysts are determining whether we should kidnap you and hold you for use with the team, or whether it would be best to lure you inside by your own will with the smells of delicious pizza.

The end

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- Tue, 22 Apr 2014 07:20:43 EST qhCQPYNQ No.12990
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Anyone else "prepping" for the end not because you feel like its coming, but because you wish it would?

Like I'm doing nothing with my life and the only way I would ever get out of my mundane "blue collar" existence is if society collapsed. I don't even have any hobbies I just try to keep myself entertained with TV and video games.

So I prepare for the end, just hoping it comes and whisks me away to a more interesting life.

Hell, I have medical problems and my teeth are rotting out of my head so I probably wouldn't last more then a year or two.
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Cyril Sassleway - Tue, 09 Sep 2014 04:54:04 EST /VG67rzL No.13389 Reply
Become self sufficient and ditch the blue collar for a red neck
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Shitting Caddlefeck - Sun, 14 Sep 2014 21:54:58 EST RDlxqepr No.13418 Reply
>>13025
I actually hear this all the time from people at my workplace. They wish something bad would happen so that they could have meaning in their lives. But just sit down and think about it. Do you really want to deal with an apocalyptic world?
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Sophie Blapperbanks - Sat, 28 Mar 2015 00:07:21 EST 7UKzYljI No.13825 Reply
>>13418

actually, ide rather deal with a star trek sort of world; friendly aliens, new technology to the masses, the nearly absolute end of war and poverty, exo-solar-system space travel measured in months to weeks, instead of months to years.....

am i crazy to want that sort of thing ?

EBOLAPOCALYSPE 2014

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- Wed, 20 Aug 2014 18:24:44 EST M/Tf4Iu4 No.13330
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I had a few questions.

>Is this a serious threat? They're already testing people in Sacramento for possible exposure.
>In the event of a mass outbreak, what's the best course of action? I'm assuming head for the most secluded place you can find and trench in, try to keep your area clean and shoot anyone who get's too close to your camp. Ebola spreads through contact, if I remember correctly, so isolation seems best.
>What should be added to a bug-out bag to prepare for Ebola or other viral situation. I'm assuming chlorine sprays, disinfectants and protective gear, but what else?
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Jenny Wiblingstod - Fri, 27 Mar 2015 14:18:54 EST 7UKzYljI No.13817 Reply
>>13337
>>13411

i agree with the above 2 posts.

Ebola, from what i've casually read around on about it, is a flash in the pan disease, that for all of its horror and epic destructive capabilities to the human body, cannot generate any staying power in the face of even the absurdly basic (euro-american) turn of the century 'wash your hands with soap or bleach, wear a mask and scrubs around sick people, and boil contaminated stuff' level of medical precautions and quarantine procedures.

Therefore, Ebola CAN ONLY be at all effective and lethal against primitive tribals who are among the poorest of the poor, who live in tightly enclosed slums, and have no real medical knowledge of any kind. This means that only 3rd and 4th world countries and populaces are susceptible to having Ebola and other similar plagues sweep through an area and kill 8 out of 10 people.

in america or europe, the most that ebola could do, was to infect maybe adozen people, before being quite effectively brought under control in its early symptom stages.

/ end ?
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Ernest Sambletick - Fri, 27 Mar 2015 15:19:36 EST vu1jagXA No.13818 Reply
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>>13817

Unless bughunters decide to smuggle it in an organized, orgiastic effort to raise Ebola awareness by helping others in first and second world nations develop the illness.
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Sophie Blapperbanks - Fri, 27 Mar 2015 21:47:24 EST 7UKzYljI No.13821 Reply
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>>13818

true, but then that would probably fall under the purview of 'dubious actions of the (american ?) government ' ..... then again, there's no accounting for how naively stupid the american majority is, especially these last few generations.

Apocalypse

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- Wed, 18 Mar 2015 02:46:09 EST qSvM3vQg No.13802
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Any good apocalypse ideas?
Trying to write a book, id like the following
>cold(like lows of 28 and highs of 50)
>green(forests, damp weather, ocean)
>SERIOUS survival(no excessive armor, aliens, zombies, flamethrowers or miniguns)
>America
>fairly recent world ending(7 years?)
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Caroline Sazzlelun - Wed, 18 Mar 2015 18:49:34 EST xXpUBRSx No.13803 Reply
Yeah, a team of people are traveling through different parallel worlds and get stuck in Earth 203. A new Ice Age is just starting and their machine is broken.

Just tossing shit out.
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Yoursnotsinmypot - Thu, 19 Mar 2015 22:09:50 EST qSvM3vQg No.13807 Reply
>>13803
Actually, thats rather nice. Not quite wut i had in mind, but nice
Ill credit you, Mrs. Caraline Sazzlelun

Vampire Apocalypse

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- Thu, 29 Jan 2015 22:50:16 EST 6J4VPpVE No.13731
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So I got thinking even though it could almost never happen what would you do in a
>Vampire Apocalypse?
Rules are like this
>becoming a vampire can't make you smarter,
>becoming a vampire can make you stronger,
>no shapeshifting
>sunlight kills them
>Destroying the heart or brain kills them
>They get weaker and dumber the longer they go without blood
so what's your plan?
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cursive !M6R0eWkIpk - Thu, 26 Feb 2015 06:43:09 EST 8RYncBiW No.13772 Reply
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LAURELS IN YOUR SOUP ENHANCES ITS AROMA
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Archie Tillingbanks - Mon, 16 Mar 2015 19:39:42 EST 9Wd5mCh/ No.13798 Reply
>>13731
idk, get a whip and start whipping candles and stuff i guess
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Phineas Niggerspear - Wed, 18 Mar 2015 20:03:57 EST 9KqbK379 No.13804 Reply
treehouse. candles. or pretend im one of them. drink animal blood, im special. they die. smiles!

conflicted:the card game

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- Mon, 06 Jan 2014 10:27:10 EST MdJa2yWu No.12528
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answer each question as if the world as we know it as ended.

"you come across someone who has made personal sacrifices in the past in order to help you get on your feet in a finicial struggle. now that society has completely collapsed he has come to you for help. in order to give him the bare minium he would need to survive it would deplete you supplies by 50% and you dont know when you will be able to replinish your supplies, would you be able to do for him what he did for and give him half of your supplies"


pic unrleated
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William Dogglefoot - Mon, 13 Jan 2014 11:00:22 EST I9Zyrt50 No.12583 Reply
>>12528
op here, ill anwser a few then reply to some of yours

>first card
a plane would never get off the ground so this situation is kinda flimsy, id probably sacrifice my self (lol white knight) as im kinda fall on the grenade kinda guy. really would come down to heat of the moment

>first post
personal sacrifices when there was a well fare system is differnt then personal sacrifices after the end of the world. by handing out 50% of my supplies, which seems like an awful lot, ive just shortened my survival by that ammount. id likely help him, but not in a way id directly hamper my own survival.

>2nd card
quarantine. you cant have infection spread through the group and kill us all.

>2nd post
in my situation, seeing as i dont have a fire arm (or a bug out location to begin with) id likely be trading, how ever if i do have fire arms with surplus ammo i likely wouldnt be trading as id rather keep the food and water. if did trade the 12g is the most practical. 308 is heavy ammo that will take down a deer no problem but would likely destroy a squirl. a .22 is the other way, light but only head shots on deer to kill them. buck shot is a nice middle.

>3rd card, dont have a kid and i have really complex thought paterns (kinda like a retard) so idk what i'd do. likely nothing as depression would likely cause me to stop preforming life functions. revenge probably wouldnt be top on the list as i rationlize things even from other peoples points of view as much as possible.

>left card
id likely contact the "elders" of the group and make a official report with them. i never want to be the leader, i dont like responsibility. if left to my own devices id likely place the person looking to kill the other under arrest via the entire group. this would need to be settled asap as we cant have betrayal in the group and the moral needs to stay up. depending on the offense and verdict of the trial id make my decision. it may be execution, exile, or seizing each parties fire arms. if i had to make a choice now with out any more information, id kick the person looking to kill the other one out of the group.

>middle card
shellter
water
food
firearms

exposure to the elements will kill you faster then lack of food and water 3/4's of the year. ranking fire arms above the other 3 is fucking idiotic. ill just get your guns after you die of hypothermia/dehydration/starvation.


>5th post
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Albert Lightwell - Sat, 18 Jan 2014 02:18:41 EST YGZVX7aV No.12619 Reply
>>12528
Are we from now on going to continue to assist one another to ensure both our survivals?

If so, totally. Double the man power, double the prosperity.

But if it's a "i'll take 50 percent of your provisions and be on my way!" thing, then you lucked out buddy.
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Reuben Dartwater - Fri, 13 Mar 2015 19:12:46 EST i6g4yRlY No.13795 Reply
>>12528

First situation I land the plane in a body of water or begin singing Bohemian Rhapsody while I fly the plane directly into the funniest thing I see. Either we all survive or no one does.

>>12529

Second situation I isolate them in the back of the trailer and throw them Tangy Tangerine and Water Filters. If they behave they can watch the entire box set of Seinfeld on my DVD player.

>>12530

I stab the fucker and take his mints. And make ribs. Baby back ribs. From his ribs.

>>12531

Train an orphan army. Obviously.

>>12532

  1. Lock him up he's obviously nuts.
  2. Water, weapons, shelter, food
  3. Already answered this one. BUT FOR AN ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION I infect myself with the virus and go on a vision quest into the snow to find my power animal and do battle with the demonic presence of the virus until I win the elixir of life and my urine becomes the cure.

>>12533

Buy a recurve bow, some paracord, a knife, a fireman's ax, big water bottle, big warm wool blanket and keep the rest of the money then start heading home.

>>12534

"sprayed on a big piece of metal or something with fluorescent spraypaint"
CDC CENTCOM DETACHMENT #626
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Comfort

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- Sat, 04 Oct 2014 05:27:31 EST 42Q4ddgb No.13482
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Why does thinking of post apocalyptic/survival situations while going to bed make me sleep soundly and quickly?
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Charlotte Murddock - Mon, 29 Dec 2014 01:59:28 EST i6g4yRlY No.13659 Reply
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>>13547
OH FUCK YEAH CUNT


>>13503

Most people say this but imo social power begins in the mind. If you were a loser pre-apocalypse I don't see why you'd be the shit post-apocalypse unless you have high proficiency in some skill that is very marketable in a post-apocalyptic world.

Serial killers and crazy fucks live just fine in this world, they'll get worse in the post-disaster one.

>>13507

>The human population is so unsustainable that a dramatic death toll could quite possibly be very positive for the future of the species.

Nah, this is more overpopulation myth stuff. Most of human innovation is a product of the sheer amount of human brains on the planet exponentially increasing the probability of innovation. Necessity is the mother of invention and not having clean water is one hell of a motivator.

>>13521

Most probable catalyst for ragnarok is actually ourselves. Nuclear war, terrorisms, evil Rockefeller depopulation plots, Dr. Eggface accidentally drops the vial of nanobots etc.

>>13557

That is the most common outlook with anything dealing with post-apocalyptic things. People either think "oh you're a survivalist because you just want to rape ur neighbor's grandma and eat all the mylar packed cookies in Wal Mart" or "I wish an apocalypse could happen so I could rape my neighbor's grandma and eat all the mylar packed cookies in Wal Mart".

>>13638

>If anyone is stupid enough to use a nuke

This is why terrorism is actually extremely dangerous. Terrorists usually don't hold allegiance to a nation but to an ideology and would think nothing of setting off a nuke in a foreign country, directing the blame on another and watching the fireworks.
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Isabella Fablingcocke - Fri, 02 Jan 2015 19:12:19 EST 6O8pUqqj No.13661 Reply
>>13638
this is the same argument as
give give everyone guns no more shootings
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Thomas Durrydidge - Thu, 26 Feb 2015 21:55:11 EST cgGck+UX No.13776 Reply
>>13661
Statistically, armed populations have lower violent crime rates, assuming we're speaking for the regular Joe. Fact is, if people even think you might have a gun on you' they'll usually try to find a target who doesn't.

Refugee

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- Sun, 02 Nov 2014 21:26:32 EST W+7biDSE No.13571
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I will buy a house after I graduate college and get a steady job.
I live in the East Coast and I believe environmental factors will make my region uninhabitable.

Which is the best place to move and buy a house?

Where the weather will be tolerable.
Where there will be enough clean water for my lifetime.
Where there will be enough energy, renewable or otherwise.

I'd like a suggestion from both an American City and an international city.
What are your plans?
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Molly Dullyfark - Fri, 27 Feb 2015 14:04:10 EST KVCS7uR1 No.13778 Reply
>>13571
>live in the East Coast and I believe environmental factors will make my region uninhabitable.

if the climate changes in one area it will effect the entire world. what once was a nice area with out tornados and blizzards might now have both but no longer suffer from blizzards. also the sea level will rise. this isnt as easy a question as you think.
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CrazyFolksTribe !loJSOMZg0g - Fri, 27 Feb 2015 20:58:16 EST Y1TswjoP No.13779 Reply
>>13775
Chances are it'll go back and forth. One year we'll get a lot of snow, another year we'll get really cold temperatures, another year will get both, and another year we'll get neither. Extremes are bound to get more extreme due to climate change, but it's nothing we can't handle.

Is Happening!

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- Mon, 03 Nov 2014 17:42:33 EST X13CqqpF No.13574
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Okay so the whole omg worlds ending its 2012 never grabbed me..and Ive always been of the belief that the world has had a lot of Armeggedon episodes already.

However 2014 has felt more doom laden for me personally than any other time. I stopped watching the news but personally in my own life overvigilant police and survailance has become an issue. I feel like things are going to kick off more and more. World War 3 wont be between countries, it will be between the people and the state.
Hysteria, happenings and the rise of fascism ...what do we do about it and what will the new world look like?
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David Breffingkure - Sun, 25 Jan 2015 09:05:39 EST 90S2mZG6 No.13719 Reply
>>13702

You need to stock up on Respiridone, Haloperidol and Clozapine if you can get it.
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Betsy Bezzlesudge - Mon, 09 Feb 2015 14:30:35 EST sbuY8oyL No.13750 Reply
>>13590
Unfortunately he'd still be in trouble...

It's the oh-so nebulous charge of "conspiracy to commit drug trafficking", which occurs when two or more people agree or conspire to commit trafficking. The State's evidence must show that the defendant entered into an agreement with another to commit the crime and intended to commit the crime. This can be very difficult to prove and ultimately the burden of proof lies upon the State. However, that doesn't mean the prosecutor won't go through extreme lengths to make the case as believable as possible.
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Nigel Bubblehood - Mon, 23 Feb 2015 07:45:06 EST JJJk61/5 No.13764 Reply
Sure is schizotypal in here. Worry about the Muslims if nothing else.

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- Sun, 15 Feb 2015 07:58:29 EST ZGoSnrw2 No.13753
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What if someone removes the plankton by using various methods (fish, special bacteria, etc.) then poison begins to rise from the bottom of the sea because of a certain bacteria that produces poison gas when no oxygen is present. Someone in theory could set into motion the end of life as we know it if they had the funding to genetically alter fish or bacteria to eat up more plankton.
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Hamilton Brorringdock - Tue, 17 Feb 2015 02:40:34 EST i6g4yRlY No.13759 Reply
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>>13753

Do you have any idea how hard it would be to genocide plankton?

Plankton is some of the oldest most resilient life on the planet. Good luck, you'll need it.
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