JGalt
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- Mar 9, 2011
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I feel like at this point it's irresponsible to NOT stock up more than I normally would.
Not because I fear the virus but because the media induced panic is wrecking store shelves to the point that if I just wait till I need something it wont be available.
This nonsense has gone beyond absurd. 3 days in a row and ZERO stores in my area have toilet paper and the canned goods and dried food sections are almost bare.
This ridiculous shit is self fulfilling
The wife and I just came from a local warehouse grocery store here in eastern Maryland. No toilet paper. No milk. No dry pasta of any kind. No chicken. No ground beef. Everything else is picked over. But for whatever reason they still had tons of fresh eggs. The good news? Everyone is still shopping in a mostly civilized manner. We agree with you, however. Stocking up on the essentials is never a bad idea. Nor is carrying a firearm while you do it. While I am certain everything will be fine, we took the brand new 4X4 to go shopping, complete with first aid kit, bug-out supplies and a fifteen round, semi-auto shotgun made by our wonderful Israeli engineers across the water.
"Nor is carrying a firearm while you do it."
Why would you bring a gun to the store? Thats going to freak someone out.
Not necessarily. Carrying a firearm doesn't mean that anyone can see it. I've carried one every day for the last 9 years.