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A neighbour said she was buying a trailer and stocking it full of emergency supplies.
She said she wanted to be prepared for any catastrophe that might visit the neighbourhood.
But then, further down the street, she thought: “Wait, is it every man for himself?” I saw it everywhere — in towns devastated by forest fires, in horrendous car accidents, on cancer wards.
Disaster didn’t bring out the worst in people: It brought out the best in them, writes Peter Bergen .
Survivalism is an excuse for withdrawal or inaction.
It's a conceit, one in which the survivalist imagines themselves triumphantly coming out on the end unscathed.
But the question they fail to ask: Why would you want to live in a world bereft of birds? Or children’s laughter? Or hope?.
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