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I'm responding to your analogy, not talking about myself. I wouldn't want a neighbor's house to burn, and maybe you wouldn't either. But you read some of these prepper articles and blog posts and it's clear that there's some sort of persecuted/vindictive state of mind going on.

Like that article blam posted a few months back, the one I dubbed Blam's Inferno (which wasn't written by him, just posted by him). The guy starts off venting angrily about being mocked for his preps, then spends the rest of the piece putting waaaay too much imaginitive effort into describing the various torments and grisly demises in store for non-preppers in a SHTF scenario. Then he says he's just doing it to raise awareness or something, because he cares. Yeah right, buddy.

As I said. You bring nothing positive to the discussion that people are having to maintain life during harsh circumstances.

You do, however snipe at people that are doing positive things to maintain life, and casting aspersions on their motives. What positive contribution to the discussion of preparedness do you have? So far I have seen none.

/johnny