Using the Infirm after the SHTF

Photo by MART PRODUCTION on Pexels.com In a previous article, Post-SHTF: Charity is Investing, I describe how charity, for the sake of displaying good morals, isn’t a useful survival skill after the SHTF. Survivalists can’t afford to waste resources and should think of charity more as an investment into relationships that may pay off in …

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The Rush to Increase Property Taxes

Photo by Matheus Bertelli on Pexels.com Geographic Relevance Notice: This article is most relevant to property owners in Texas, during the 2023 property appraisal season. However, some property owners outside the state may still find this article useful when your local county reappraises the value of your home or land. Are you a land owner …

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Post-SHTF: Charity is Investing

Photo by Author using content on Pixels.com by: Branimir Balogoviu0107, Burak The Weekender, Cottonbro Studio, RDNE Stock Project. It may be shameful to say this now, during times of plenty, but charity isn’t a good survival skill after the SHTF… unless you think of it as investing. In a survival situation, even the most prepared …

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Communists in the Neighborhood!

In a previous article, Rural Neighborhood v Wilderness, I briefly described how a neighborhood could turn communistic. In summary: The busy-bodies of a community will try to force the rest of the neighborhood to pull resources, so everyone carries their dead weight. If these people are given any position of power, they will take the …

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