Posted by Tony in Mass. on February 28, 2011 at 16:44:05 from (71.233.164.20):
In Reply to: Re: PREPAREDNESS posted by s.crum on February 28, 2011 at 14:59:03:
Mr crum, you are giving me flashbacks to Y2K days.... macho man sezs he is going to go up the mountains and shot deer with his cat's pajama rifle yada yada yada. I sez yes you will, with 800,000 other macho men with spiffy rifles, all shooting each other in the back, sure as s... , even these not so reality shows prove even a suppose to be tight knit group don't last long. Best thing to do is help and support - and- yep, share, with a big circle of - not always friends, but like minded folks all in the same boat with ya. The word 'anarchy' was changed over time, due to politics. It ment taking care of your own body, and caring for other priorities from there- the ancient symbol looked like a coil spring, you at the center, family, nieghbors, people further up the road.... all spiraling outward, with the rest of the human race at the far end. This is how they kept the wolf from the door, when the wolves had 4 feet and black fur- not an M4 and black uniform. All we really need is a group of honest politians who have horse sence and leadership, insted of poll points and party division, then all the rest of this can be good practice for hurricanes, blizzards and tornados...
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