Great topic, another thing people need to consider in the terms of preparedness is medical. If you carry around a gun its also not a bad idea to carry around a tourniquet as well or keep one or 2 in the car. They're a valuable piece of equipment and definitely worth the $30
Honestly.. having money to the side and firearms to protect the land yes! But prepared for a natural disaster food rise? Like can goods and water no. I definitely have to step my game up
I don't know how well prepped I am but i do prep to some degree and I will say this.. you gotta keep a stash of all kinds of basic basic goods and supplies on hand, and even more so in areas that go through periods of harsh weather. While most people around me were freaking out trying to figure out how they were gonna find what they needed during the pandemic I pretty much had everything one might need and went about my business as usual. Funny thing is a few people that mocked me for prepping at one time ended up having to call me to see if I could spare anything, and one even asked for protection when they anticipated riots, lol. I couldn't believe how shook this dude was that he actually called me asking for protection, he was in panic mode, but whatever. To think I often told this this dude to get his pistol license and his response was that his wife wouldn't let him have any guns (SUCH FUCKERY WILL NOT FLY IN MY HOUSE, lol) imagine that, she expects to be protected but won't allow him to have firearms. Sheit, ok then, you go see what that shattered glass noise is all about, lol. People that fail to take even the minimum measures have a tendency to say to me: if the SHTF im going to your crib and im like the fact that we spoke about this and you continue to do absolutely nothing is a problem, you have to make an effort. Start with a full month rotation, build it up to three months, after that.. try six months but do something. As for firearms, well... all I can say to people is: Get yours and learn how to handle it, if its just gonna sit in the safe then you might be setting yourself up for a disaster. I definitely advocate for proper firearms ownership and training, also assisted many people with the process here in the 5 boroughs, it's not hard, it's disrespectfully tedious. Anyway bro, sorry for my long winded response, but I'll leave here. Prep up and stay up. #Team5Boroughs 👊😎
I just watched that movie the other night fire flick but facts it jumped out of nowhere and they was so close up on everybody and nobody had a clue that was crazy
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Great topic!!
I’m kinda prepared but not enough med supplies.
Always have food and water and something to make fire.
Very good discussion! 👍🏾
I agree with you and I always have that thought that’s why I try my best to train bro good topic 💪🏾💯
Great topic, another thing people need to consider in the terms of preparedness is medical. If you carry around a gun its also not a bad idea to carry around a tourniquet as well or keep one or 2 in the car. They're a valuable piece of equipment and definitely worth the $30
Honestly.. having money to the side and firearms to protect the land yes! But prepared for a natural disaster food rise? Like can goods and water no. I definitely have to step my game up
I don't know how well prepped I am but i do prep to some degree and I will say this.. you gotta keep a stash of all kinds of basic basic goods and supplies on hand, and even more so in areas that go through periods of harsh weather. While most people around me were freaking out trying to figure out how they were gonna find what they needed during the pandemic I pretty much had everything one might need and went about my business as usual. Funny thing is a few people that mocked me for prepping at one time ended up having to call me to see if I could spare anything, and one even asked for protection when they anticipated riots, lol. I couldn't believe how shook this dude was that he actually called me asking for protection, he was in panic mode, but whatever. To think I often told this this dude to get his pistol license and his response was that his wife wouldn't let him have any guns (SUCH FUCKERY WILL NOT FLY IN MY HOUSE, lol) imagine that, she expects to be protected but won't allow him to have firearms. Sheit, ok then, you go see what that shattered glass noise is all about, lol. People that fail to take even the minimum measures have a tendency to say to me: if the SHTF im going to your crib and im like the fact that we spoke about this and you continue to do absolutely nothing is a problem, you have to make an effort. Start with a full month rotation, build it up to three months, after that.. try six months but do something. As for firearms, well... all I can say to people is: Get yours and learn how to handle it, if its just gonna sit in the safe then you might be setting yourself up for a disaster. I definitely advocate for proper firearms ownership and training, also assisted many people with the process here in the 5 boroughs, it's not hard, it's disrespectfully tedious. Anyway bro, sorry for my long winded response, but I'll leave here. Prep up and stay up. #Team5Boroughs 👊😎
I just watched that movie the other night fire flick but facts it jumped out of nowhere and they was so close up on everybody and nobody had a clue that was crazy