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That's interesting, I never looked at it that way. What exactly do you keep around the house, if you don't mind me asking? Do you also keep any arms to protect
by mkaziz 12y ago
That's interesting, I never looked at it that way. What exactly do you keep around the house, if you don't mind me asking? Do you also keep any arms to protect supplies in case of catastrophe? I imagine the neighbours wouldn't mind taking some by force if food was scarce.
- SpecialAccount 12y agoAsk away. I don't keep that much. I have food, water, some limited medicine and a bunch of household stuff like candles & matches. Some hygiene things like soaps and planning to add some bulk fishing equipment (lines and hooks) as I live close to a place this would be a food option. Also I'm looking at some wind up radio/torch/usb charger combos to buy. Between that and my gardening/camping equipment I think I'm reasonably placed to have a buffer against supply issues. I haven't planned anything for defending my property. If something did happen I would likely try and round up local family/friends for safety in numbers. And hopefully try to help people vs hoard.
- junto 12y agoHere in Germany lots of houses still have bunker type cellars. Huge heavy steel sealable doors and the like from the cold war period, when Germans expected to get bombed by the Russians. I've been looking at buying a house here, so I've seen a lot of cellars recently! I was surprised just how many have this kind of thing built in.
- JoeAltmaier 12y agoYeah if you haven't planned on defense, there's a chance its all for nothing. A sad commentary on the human race, but unavoidable.
- joeclark77 12y agoAnd even if he doesn't need to use them, his guns and ammo will be great trade goods after the apocalypse.