Comment by AceyMan
3 years ago
> privacy lunatics, preppers, gun nuts and other extremists [...]
Being a prepper isn't extremist. (Yes, it's expensive, done right, but not necessarily extremist.)
[disclaimer: I live in Los Angeles]
3 years ago
> privacy lunatics, preppers, gun nuts and other extremists [...]
Being a prepper isn't extremist. (Yes, it's expensive, done right, but not necessarily extremist.)
[disclaimer: I live in Los Angeles]
Every person that I've ever met who calls themselves a "prepper" has been what most would call an extremist. (I'm not calling you an extremist -- I've never met you.)
That's a different crowd from someone who is just prepared for emergencies and disasters.
> Every person that I've ever met who calls themselves a "prepper" has been what most would call an extremist.
It seems like you have a cognitive distortion to work out. Amplifying an anecdotal sample to classify all people with a shared interest as having other characteristics of your sample is understandable but also misguided.
“I strive never to mute a person’s lived experience.”
You, 3 weeks ago.
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A true prepper wouldn't admit their location.
Neither did AceyMan, I’m guessing.