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Survivalism Redux

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People are getting antsy, as I learned after selling some physical silver. (No need to rob my house now; it's all gone). A bunch of technogeeks who'd get robbed if out past dark bought it. What are they thinking? Here are two posts from two years ago:  Being in shape is better than stock piling ammo. Argentina was fucked, yet it didn't look like The Road. How did people survive? A lot of guys - especially younger guys - are all gung-ho about this shit. While not a former NAVY SEAL, I've had extensive military training, including infantry training; platoon leadership tactics at Ft. Bennining in Officer Candidate School. I have shot a fuckload of automatic weapons; trained martial arts; boxed in rings; and have had several broken bones and knocked people out unconscious in addition to having been hit in the face with brass knuckles...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on March 13, 2011 (boomark / email).

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