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That's it. This is violating Japan's airspace and we have an obligation to strike NK and get this war started before they escalate this further. If China wants to fight us so be it.
The deal has already been made. The results just haven't been announced yet. As the police are wont to say at an accident or crime scene, "Nothing to see, folks; go on home."
Anyone that thinks you can survive a nuclear attack and/or the aftermath - is a fool. Even if you're not killed in the initial blast, the radioactive fallout will eventually get you. Also, electrical systems will go down, all of the food would irradiated, etc. Most wouldn't survive this, nor would you want to.
1983's made-for-TV movie "The Day After" seemed like a somewhat-realistic depiction of what to expect:
Jericho was a great series as well. Too bad it only lasted 1 1/2 seasons.
The first eight or so episodes of Jericho are a great learning tool for initiating someone who doesn't have the patience for a full length movie. It can be watched in 25 min segments.
BTW: I think they made a complete 2nd season, and maybe a third season, but never aired them.
The first eight or so episodes of Jericho are a great learning tool for initiating someone who doesn't have the patience for a full length movie. It can be watched in 25 min segments.
BTW: I think they made a complete 2nd season, and maybe a third season, but never aired them.
The first eight or so episodes of Jericho are a great learning tool for initiating someone who doesn't have the patience for a full length movie. It can be watched in 25 min segments.
BTW: I think they made a complete 2nd season, and maybe a third season, but never aired them.
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Originally Posted by drinkthekoolaid
Ugh what a waste
I didn't haven't watched the second (I checked and there was no third) season, since it didn't fit with what I hoped to learn in the first season, but many people think they took the show off the air because it showed a very good argument for citizens owning guns and ammo as per the 2nd Amendment.
I didn't haven't watched the second (I checked and there was no third) season, since it didn't fit with what I hoped to learn in the first season, but many people think they took the show off the air because it showed a very good argument for citizens owning guns and ammo as per the 2nd Amendment.
I might go rewatch it on firestick because it's been awhile since I have seen the episodes, but I really remember enjoying it When it came out.
I think it may have been a formative memory that stayed with me that one day clicked and made me think, yes....trying to prep, owning guns and anmo, buying food etc... Is a good idea.
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