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  What do you do when the world is ending around you? You fight back, you give up, or you create madness, chaos, panic, become something else that’s feared. What did I do? I fought back. First there was only 3 of us. Scavenging everyday just to get around. Hopping from one place to another. Then we met another group. Still living by some of the rules of civilization, we cooperated. Soon there was 10 of us. We found the base. Overran. It took over a week to completely clear. We hit the firearm gold mine. Armed to the teeth we decided to stay. Our numbers grew. From 10 to 20, then to 34. 34 people living through the end of the world. We h

4 days LATER   The world has gone to hell… Governments fell in days… People died by the thousands… The only thing I could do is lock up the house and board up the windows, watching the news til the power went out. There wasn’t many people around the neighborhood… or dead ones. Dead ones… Their faces usually were torn up, with a there stomach eaten out or just skinny. Every now and then there would be a dead one walking down the street, usually ignoring my house. I eventually worked up the courage to run out to the pull barn. I took my dad’s pistol and walked to the front door. I grasped the doorknob

Before 2016 Election After 2016 election Dear Anti-Trump Rioters,    I want you all to take a look at these videos. Each and every one of them. Your behavior hasn't changed much in regards to the 2016 presidential campaigns and the aftermath of the election. Actually, scratch that. As much as I didn't think it was possible, much of your behavior seems to have gotten worse. After watching these videos highlighting your ridiculous antics, I have felt the need to get this off my chest and call out every single of you for your blatant intolerance for differing opinions, refusal to accept any constructive criticism or enlightenment, and unwarra

Imagine that you were a factory worker living in a Midwestern town. Perhaps in Ohio or Michigan, maybe Wisconsin. You worked hard at your union job alongside people of several different races and backgrounds. It paid well. You judged people based on their deeds, not the color of their skin or any other external quality. If people were honest and hardworking, you liked them, and if not, no. You are a white man, but you don't judge people based on their race, creed, or origin. You and your wife made enough money for a house, two cars, and had plenty of cash left over to raise two children. You weren't rich, but you made ends meet and had some