This maybe a great idea. hehe
Pretty much, yeah.
i just consider it to be prudent really and so have been stockpiling for a good while now.
i think some people may possibly hear/read about similar self preparedness opinions and auto-conceptualize some kinda crazy gun toting doomsday bunker type of scenario,...
...though that's not what i'm suggesting.
A global fallout "Great War" event is probably the least likely thing to happen.
Yet, consider a natural disaster.
They occur quite often, infact, there was a major flood recently, north east of my location which left tens of thousands trapped for days(minimum)without access to basic necessities.
Since 2000, i've been through 4 major floods that i must say, is very different in real life compared to what the plastic people on tv present.
The flood of water is merely the first problem, coz as it recedes it leaves behind a layer of dense silt mud(mixed with God knows what)—
it definitely ain't like regular mud either,... it's almost glue-ish.
The last flood in my area left a layer of mud ranging from a foot thick to over a meter in some places—and it gets worse as it begins to dry.
Sure ya would have seen how the Biden regime responded to the Ohio disaster aye.
All 4 of the floods i have been through, i did not see any government emergency responders, nor any military personnel or anything other than local volunteers using their own equipment—yet the tv broadcasts painted a pretty picture with the government leading the charge.
i'm sure they did—but only to a minimal extent in so far as public perception necessitated.
These are just a general example of why i reckon investment in one's own survival supplies are the hottest one can make.
And plus, canned goods also make for great kids entertainment—
—ya know, like stacking them to create little forts 'n' s##t
