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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ
They've already done many studies on this and it depends on the type of scenario. In the past when natural disasters or a public upraising happens the government was able to take an offensive approach to fix the problem due to the problem being secular.
If the economy collapses this will cause chaos in mass and the government can't possibly control this and will take the defensive posture to insure they can govern after the smoke clears. Meaning, you're on your own and look how long it took for them to restore order in NO-Katrina and LA- Riots. Now imagine this nationwide and it will take at least a month for some type or order to be restored.
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i guess i can see the difference, perhaps an economic collapse would require a unique set of skills and resources but statistically, an full econ collapse has little chance of happening eh..
statistically, collapse will be regional, like the tsunami in japan. or haiti.
i don't see any u.s. collapse, other than the one you mention, requiring more than a 3 day nut to get by on. btw, i am not disagreeing with you, these are just my views for myself.