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Then why do you support a blog that doesn't give the very basic requirements of life in the first 10?

Or glosses over them. Some people really don't know what they are, and in what order they need to do them.

And they die.

These days, not in some zombie biker future.

I'm just pointing at the rookie and laughing.

Don't take it personally. Because it's the only way I know to keep idiots from influencing people that really want to know.

And whose live may depend on it.

/johnny

I told you, I support it because I get $10 a month to mis-lead people to it.

I have enjoyed this stimulating conversation but I'm running out of air.
I have to go out to the air pile and bring some more in.

I'm just pointing at the rookie and laughing.

There is nothing rookie about it. That is a bit harsh.

I having been "prepping" for over 12 years. Prepping is an ongoing process. I found this site useful as I do many others.

Even tonight I learned a valuable lesson. Neighbor had a rabid raccoon. Went over to help. She has a problem we all will have. Presbyopia really stinks. She kept missing with her 22. We were laughing, but it was not funny. I came over with my MP45. It was overkill and we did not want all the neighbors calling the police (good officers, but did not want to draw it out with a police report) after firing off one round. My new A6 Polestar LED flashlight was enough for her to take aim.

The first lesson was the MP was overkill. Will fix that with a smaller caliber revolver. The second was the LED flashlight worked wonders for aging eyes. Those are any eyes 40 plus years in the dark. Finally, my neighbors meant a great deal to me. I was deeply concerned about their well being.

I learned a great deal about prepping. It had nothing to do with the number 3.