Got any good end times or social collapse videos, /pol?
Sermons, talks, documentaries etc.
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/zhg/ ZERO HOUR GENERAL
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Joseph Martin
bump
I loved those threads from last year
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They were some of my first redpills
John Scott
bamp, return of /comfy/
Hunter Rogers
Yeah, these threads are great when people participate. Since Trump won, I haven't had that sense of looming destruction - until recently. Political polarization and leftist brainwashing are at absolute peak right now. I genuinely think this nation is being divided into two armies by the media, and the left hasn't stopped to ask itself if they really believe half of what they're being told.
We're watching a coup attempt in progress, in the most powerful nation in history, and most people seem oblivious to it's implications.
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Gavin Clark
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Watch the entire clip and watch how uncomfortable and slightly breathless Krauthammer is. Talking about hardcore Trump supporters as an army and about topics that do not frequently arise on such shows- breakdown of democracy, etc. The whole thing was very /zhg/.
Jayden Adams
Two years ago, I got the sense that something wasn't right. I don't know what it is, exactly. I don't know where it's headed and I have no idea when or what form it's going to take. I just have no clue. But I woke up one day and said "I'm going to buy a gun". I was getting it to prepare for that thing that's nagging me.
I told my wife I'm going to get a gun. I bought a Glock 19 and while I was there I picked up a 10/22 for survival purposes. I took them out and practiced my shooting. I caught the bug and bought an AR-15. Then I started buying up ammo. I have 3000 rounds right now.
I pulled together a bugout bag. I made one for my wife. And I started looking for people who want to come up with a plan. Almost everyone seems vaguely interested at first, but then they seem to settle in to their old ways almost immediately.
My wife digs into her bugout bag for lighters and leaves it disassembled on the floor. I've asked her a number of times if she wants to go over the contents and learn to use the stuff that's in there. She says yes, but never finds the time.
I told my brother in law that I'm trying to get ready and he said "If we lose law and order, and our way of life gets that bad, I don't even want to survive." My sister takes me seriously, and therefore seems to take my 'hobby' seriously too. But her husband is a retard, and I don't think he'll know what to do when the time comes. And this is how everyone seems now. Buried in their facebook, netflix, blogs, etc. It's like nobody even values living anymore, and if you took these conveniences away from them, they'd just rather curl up and die.
I've taken my bag out twice this summer and used it's contents to survive in the woods. I love it. I feel at home out there. But I know that if things really get tough, it's going to be a fucking nightmare for even the most prepared man. And that feeling has come back recently, like it's an inevitable fate.
Lincoln Gutierrez
Your wife and brother in law are NPCs. They don't run the script, you do. Don't hate them for their NPC-ness, savor it.
Carson Morgan
Yes - its a mathematical certainty as far as economics goes.
At least your sister understands and you are able to buy guns in your country.
If you are aware and responding to real life instead of this fake reality people create for themselves, you give yourself good odds
Owen Ortiz
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