Originally Posted by
drsal
In South Florida, "it" happens every year between June and October, its called hurricane season, then come October, you drink up all the excess water bottles, eat the cereal bars and let the gas tank go below half on occasion. Its good to have extra water, non perishable food items, a firearm or two, batteries, candles, etc. BUT this non sensical zombie insurrection, emp, grade b movie horror, catastrophic devastation is a bit over the top. The US is not Somalia, Pakistan, Nigeria, or some other third world shithole, despite the Nat Geo prepper wet dreams that some people envision. its not really happening here. Economic uncertainty, yes. So what, it happened during the depression and the jimmy carter years, and we are still here.
Looking back, despite the damage of hurricane Andrew, 2-3 weeks later all was fine. Katrina...sucked if you were poor ghetto dwellers, but a month or so later, meh. The rest of the nation merely yawned. Hurricane Isaac, things got a little wet. When hurricane Wilma went through my backyard, some damaged roof tile, no power for a few days...an inconvenience, nothing more.
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