I really wish we had distinct words for "being ready for a disaster that might reasonably happen" versus "making a core part of your identity the idea that civi

I really wish we had distinct words for "being ready for a disaster that might reasonably happen" versus "making a core part of your identity the idea that civil order might collapse, and gleefully anticipating being able to shoot people in the street without fear of law enforcement", because it feels like there's quite a wide spectrum there. Being in California and preparing for wildfires and earthquakes for the few days before the civil authorities reassert themselves and things return to "normal"? A good idea. Anticipating an incident which collapses civil authorities beyond the point at which they can recover? Not only does this feel psychologically unhealthy I think it also ties into pro-collapse politics that actively speed up this outcome. Also tied into the deep American fear of that which pervades everything.