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Re: The Curious Whodunit of Nordstreams 1 and 2 (Luongo)/Fiz

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the urban areas are where lots of businesses are but not all manufacturing plants are located there. Those tend to be outlieing. Some larger cities like Cleveland and COlumbus have plenty of plants and factories within the general corporation limits. But northeast Ohio is a mixed bag. The radicals are in the cisty and some of the suburbs. Most of the people I meet and political signs NOT in the the urban centers are conservative. The pockets of lefties seem to be mostly urban areas. Dayton, for example is a liberal bastion while just south and east and north of it is very RED.

To get back to the original question though, it is mostly suburban out here with some rural. A couple miles east and it gets really rural.. And it stays that way across the rest of the state in the southern region.

Its never a good idea to threaten or act threatining to people who have Large dogs and plenty of firepower at their disposal and within close reach.

That said, if I have a neighbor who is in need of food I will give him food. If he is need of money, I will give him money. I will help within my abilities to do so because that is preciselythe example we find and teaching we have in scripture. We are here to be more like HIM to the best of our abilities.

Being threatened is an entirely different thing. This area and community will protect itself quite well should the SHTF occur. Its not a place anyone would want to start a lethal fight at because it will not end well.

My neighbors are veterans just like me and I have combat experience as do two of them. I am not concerned.

The times of Charles Ingalls were quite different than living today with close neighbors across the street who also have the same values and belieifs in freedom as we do. We also are all prepared for bad things plus my son in law are not far away either.

So the situationis not the same but it is however, well in hand ....Thanks for the concern though and I appreciate the post!

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Re: The Curious Whodunit of Nordstreams 1 and 2 (Luongo)/Fiz
By: Decomposed
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Mon, 03 Oct 22 8:09 AM
Msg. 36022 of 60014

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Re: “Nobody in their right mind would try to show up here where I am. There about 35,000 residents and most of us are prepared to defend our families and property. It would not be a pretty sight.”
In 1880, southeastern Dakota Territory was besieged by a terrible, long winter, with blizzard after blizzard that holed the citizens up in their houses for months longer than usual. One of the settlers ran out of food. His family was starving, so he trudged through the snow to the home of a prosperous young farmer. The farmer listened but apologized and told the settler that he did not have any food to spare. The settler did not accept the explanation and told him that he KNEW the farmer had seed corn and wheat. From the way the house was built, he could even tell where it was stored. When challenged like this, the younger man relented and agreed to give the settler enough grain to get his family through the winter. Before the two men parted, the farmer asked the settler what he would have done if the answer had remained "No." "Then I would have taken it," the older man said.

The settler was Charles Ingalls, who I trust you've heard of. The farmer was Almanzo Wilder. Both were good men, and some time later, Almanzo went on to marry Charles' daughter, Laura.

And the point is... that after just a short time without food, NOBODY can be assumed to be your friend. The ones you need to watch out for in hard times may not be raiding gangs who obviously don't belong.

I am curious, though: If a civil war is what's coming, what do you think Ohioans are going to do with the residents of Cincinnati? And Dayton? And Cleveland? And Columbus? And probably a lot of other cities that aren't quite so urban. That's got to be 3 million out of your state's 11 million people. It's not like they can just wall the cities off and say "That's your border. This is ours." Or do you think they can?






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