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No one want's to listen to the preppers to be prepared, till it's too late .
And once the event is over it will all soon be forgotten .
Ain't it great being a liberal , thinking the government is just going to fix every thing for you ?
Remember Katrina .
Yes Im rubbing it in, because something could have been done by each individual ,,being prepared way ahead of time.
And yes I am prepared, even though I live thousands of miles away, it doesn't take a personal disaster, for me to learn from some one else's.
When are the people of this country going to wake up ?
No one want's to listen to the preppers to be prepared, till it's too late .
And once the event is over it will all soon be forgotten .
Ain't it great being a liberal , thinking the government is just going to fix every thing for you ?
Remember Katrina .
Yes Im rubbing it in, because something could have been done by each individual ,,being prepared way ahead of time.
And yes I am prepared, even though I live thousands of miles away, it doesn't take a personal disaster, for me to learn from some one else's.
When are the people of this country going to wake up ?
I will just point out that even just with water, this had major consequences for that area. Imagine if it had been the sort of catastrophe that disrupted all services and the availability of any resources... food and the like. Not being prepared is just plain stupid, in my opinion. I would think folks would learn that lesson from this.
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