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Old 07-07-2013, 02:21 PM   #1
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it would get nasty fast

especially in big cities where there is nothing but infrastructure and urban areas

what will they do when the water stops and the grocery stores are empty?


if there isn't any timeline for recovery it would be full mob mentality in 2 weeks
It would get very ugly, but nobody could survive in town. The survivors will need to spread out to find food and water.

City folk, in the country.............
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Old 07-07-2013, 02:27 PM   #2
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It would get very ugly, but nobody could survive in town. The survivors will need to spread out to find food and water.

City folk, in the country.............
I think people fleeing the city will be the biggest problem due to the fact that they are fleeing because big cities will be chaos. It will be an excuse for the bad guys to go crazy and reek havoc, causing all the law abiding folks to flee. The question is, will these fleeing folks help or hurt others who are spread out and in the smaller communities.

I have no doubt the smaller communities can survive. I think the citizens of these smaller communities will come together and form a collective. It's the spill off from the big cities that will pose the greatest danger.
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