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Welfare vs Rights
 

People won't try to steal what they don't know you have

by Anon




I believe strongly in keeping my preparedness assets hidden. One of the wonderful things about rabbits is that you can raise quite a few in a very small space.

I know that it is so much easier to set up the rabbit hutch out in the open air so that ventilation is not a concern, but I believe that an eye must be kept towards the future. When (not "if") our economy drops into the tank, many people will devolve to a basic, predatory beast. This means that they will be willing to steal anything that they need and don't have. It is much easier to protect your assets when no one is trying to steal them. This is why I keep my rabbit herd hidden.

Sure, with them in the side of my garage, I have to worry about keeping the air clean, but box fans are cheap at Walmart and my neighbors don't know that I supply almost all of our meat needs from my own property.

When times get tough, and scum-bags start looking around to see what is available for them to steal, my property won't be a prime target.

Just my $.02...(actually, after inflation, it is only about $.00139).




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by: Karen

Anon,
I admire your foresight.

You've made a very important point - hungry people lose their scruples in a hurry.

It is easy for me to hope, while my belly is full, that I would share my bounty with other hungry persons.

The only thing is, I want to CHOOSE who to share with, rather than being forced to relinquish all I have against my will.

What is the good of preparing for hard times, and then when the infrastructure collapses or hyperinflation drains your bank account, finding your food source robbed?

It's bound to happen, the 'robbed' part, anyway, when times get tough.

You've provided food for thought and an excellent suggestion toward keeping what's yours. Thank you.

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