re: Were the Doomsday Preppers Right?

Right about what? That's such a broad question

They are absolutely right about the speed at which grocery stores will run out of food if the supply chain stops. A week in a big city and shelves and local warehouses will be empty. Then what are a million plus people going to do to eat? If it's just one city or a region we can conceivably do something about it, but if the supply chain stopped everywhere, you're living in a zombie movie, and quickly.

That's where Doomsday preppers sort of run into their wall. Is something THAT BAD every going to happen? If something THAT BAD ever happens, will a pile of food and a gun with 100 rounds in your basement be enough to keep you alive when there's 300 million people in the country going hungry and probably willing to kill for food?

Learning how to homestead is actually very useful so doing that isn't any kind of waste of time or anything but these people that that are actually planning for the world to end are playacting mostly and their plans won't really amount to anything if shite really his the fan.