You're not gonna get many more chances to prepare. It is coming. There is no "savior" for the chaos that will ensue once the cost of essentials becomes unbearable for normies.
Remember the toilet paper fiasco? That was retarded normies. Not preppers.
These people walk around whistling and laugh at the idea of someone like us telling them anything other than tHe GoVeRnMEnt LOVes You. That's all they wanna hear from us. But when it comes to panic, these people will eat their own.
They have no where to go, nothing to protect themselves with and their money is going to disappear while they are left with massive mortgages and car loans.
Mark my words. The animals are almost out of the cage and they aren't mentally ready for the bubble to burst.
If you don't at the very least have a place to go that is away from large populations, get that set up.
The DS is getting more and more desperate by the day. it is THE INTERNET that causing them all this grief. Without it the coma exists.
My wifes retarded normie friends went from going "ya ya" to "what would we do?" as if I was gonna take care of them.
The panic is beginning to show itself. Economically speaking, things are gonna get extremely difficult.
Prepare.
I know… it’s going to suck for everyone in different ways. I feel like I’ve been trying to mentally prepare myself for a really long time, but as it draws nearer, I realize I’m terrified of losing everything. I hate it. It’s so unfair to us all. We did things “right.” I know I’m just having a pity party for a minute, but we have every right to be pissed. And to mourn the opportunities and time these criminals have stolen
I understand. And it’s not fair. Imo, everyone should lose everything once in their lives. It changes your perspective on what’s important. And great tragedy will bring great blessings and wisdom, if you let it.
You’ll be okay.
I think I have built my sense of self worth around some of the wrong things. Or value certain things too much. You’re right, a situation like this would certainly change that. I just fucking hate it. I used to be a broke waitress living with my parents… had female role models who married men just to have a roof over their head and spending money, didn’t marry them for love. Told myself I would never do that- worked my ass off for the past ten years and am doing so well. Didn’t follow in the footsteps of my mom. I’m so proud of myself for that bc for so many years I didn’t think I could do it on my own- what do you do when you lose the thing you like the most about yourself? Change priorities I guess. I’ll be fine. I always am. I’m just so mad right now
I get it. Point is, you have already shown yourself capable, a hard worker with incentive and a vision for your life. You SHOULD be proud of yourself. You are waaay ahead of the game than most. And should the worst happen, you already hold the qualities to get thru it.
I don’t believe it’s written in stone that we are going to lose everything. But…since you already know that it might get rough, you can plan accordingly. Again, way ahead of the sheeple.
Having lost everything once already, thru no fault of our own, I can tell you that it “things” are nice but you can’t let them “own” you. At the time, my priorities were wrong and it was the hardest thing I’ve ever been thru. Life is not about what you have, but who you are and your relationships. We Americans have this backwards.
And faith. Without faith, all this is pointless. Just my .02. :).
You’re 100% right. At the end of the day, I’ll make it through and be stronger in the end bc of it. I know that my past hardships have helped me become the person I am now, so this upcoming situation will be no different. Thanks for being reassuring. I swear I don’t know what I would do with the people of this site ❤️
Start buying gold and silver ASAP. It will get you thru the tough times ahead. If you have considerable cash in a bank acct., draw some out and keep it at home, leaving enough in acct to pay for monthly loans etc. the balance convert to silver or gold. Do it now. https://youtu.be/QHbkx2SO7nA
You're absolutely right, fren. I'm 35 and after years of sacrificing, my wife and I have finally been getting to the point where the anxiety is gone.
They scammed us. They did it on purpose and we warned the normies of it. They didn't listen.
Just prepare yourself. Starting over is better than losing it all and not knowing how to survive it. No starting over then.
Stay strong, patriot.
I’ve been buying extra supplies off and on since covid started and have had my family do the same. They have a house out in the country and have weapons and know how to hunt and things like that. Idk why I’m in my feelings tonight. I guess I’m just getting scared or like don’t want to go through it. It’s like getting a surgery- you know you need it to happen, you know you have to, you know you will feel better after it’s all over, but you’re still terrified and don’t want to go through the pain. Like you’d do anything to avoid it or escape or something. It’s like a “dread” feeling. I’ve been pretty calm the past couple years and have kept a good perspective, I just am feeling off tonight
Fear of the unknown.
You have never been broken or beat. You've met all challenges and not just survived before, but thrived why would this be different?
Right on! Adapt and improvise. You’ll get used to almost any changes even if they sick at first.
I’m just tired. Like in every way imaginable. It’s been a very long two years