Saturday, May 30, 2020

tone deaf


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Ah, Rawles, you silly sod. Now, I usually spare no sarcasm over Rawlsian Survivalism, which is basically Yuppie Scum Survivalism. Everything middle class, so as to suffer no inconvenience or suffer from the lack of any luxuries. These are the people that cannot bug out to New Zealand, but do insist on freeze dried caviar and $8k sniper rifles in fifty caliber. They spend so much on each piece of equipment that they cannot afford back-ups. But they Bought Once And Cried Once, by gum! But Rawles is not without his charm and his uses.
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Before he jumped the shark on his blog and hired an editor to post other peoples writing ( so, pimping out his name for hookers and blow money ), he was an adequate daily read. Often enough, there was unique useful information. But now the desperate fame seekers aren't offering up many articles in hopes of carnival prizes, and there isn't much to pick from. Even months after Beer Virus. And his books? You could chart them and get a straight southern direction as far as usefulness. His first book was rightfully a survival classic. I put it in my Top 20 PA fiction list ( granted, near the bottom-but still an honor! )
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His last novel was simply unreadable. Even with Kindle Unlimited. It was nothing more than a shopping list to build not a prepper compound but a prepper country. On a list of feasible events, monkey's would fly out of my ass before the events of this story transpired. Not that unbelievable stories aren't good stories. I used to enjoy D&D fantasy and Libertarian science fiction. I STILL enjoy talking ape detectives and sentient dolphins in The Probability Broach. And that after abandoning Libertarianism and most sci-fi except apocalyptic.
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But the book was just a terrible novel. It was crap. Like someone else wrote the thing, or Rawles simply didn't care. He phoned it in, after snorting that blow and experiencing bouts of syphilis induced insanity from the hooker ( not that I'm knocking syphilis-I mean, Nietzsche was actually a god, despite his premature proclamation of his own passing. But, dag, that is one heck of a price to pay for mental enlightenment. Just ask Joe Biden. Insanity is a nice vacation destination, but nowhere you'd want to live ). But Jim, you sarcastic bunghole, you shouldn't make fun of those taking their religion seriously!
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Shouldn't I? You know God has a sense of humor. Look how he made us. We are a hot mess, on a good day. Endless comic potential, times billions. But I'm not making fun of Rawles, or whatever God he chooses to sacrifice livestock to. I'm making fun of him as an author. He is a sad little man, trying to remake the magic of, say, Star Wars, by making each installment twice as bad as the one before. I bought his books! All but the last one. But even his last non-fiction book is so useless I haven't cracked it years after buying it ( after the initial two minute scan ). I was just running out of books to buy, back when all Bison Prepper fundraising went to research material. Before I hitched my paycheck wagon to writing.
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Listen, if you want to let semi-auto guns have your babies, or believe fracking is forever and Peak Oil is just a fever dream I had on a bad batch of LSD ( yes, I had more than my share. Usually so diluted it was nothing more than a drug to stay awake and largely immune to the negative effects of alcohol. Hallucinations were rare, and clearly dream-like rather than perceived as real, posing no danger. But feel free to blame that on my delusions, if you must ), fine. Discount my theories. But surely, you admit you are entertained reading me?
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Well, one imagines that general trend from a few years back of prepper sites dropping like turds weighted with lead, losing revenue as advertising dried up ( falsely blamed on the Trump Effect, in my opinion. Unless everyone is silly enough to believe The Stock Market IS The Economy ), that has negatively impacted Rawles and he is no longer being kept in the lifestyle he is accustomed to. He is trying to churn out another book. He claims the delay is in printing the book in Hong Kong and Dubai , although I'm wondering if he searched his “books too crappy to publish, even for me” file and dusted off the least smelly turd and is polishing it up as we speak.
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And here's the thing, what got me riled up enough to write this article. It is a spiral binding. “To lay flat”. What, I'm welding a rocket here, and need a constant reference on dimensions? Who cannot find a printer that does spiral binding? They are in every town. Aren't printers open? Or are they are swamped with orders from the government for “Six Feet Apart” stickers? Why are you shipping books from an overseas printer? What message does this send? “Hi, I'm writing about the collapse of civilization, and to help that along I'm making sure local workers stay unemployed!”
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The thing about spiral binding ( recall I did Xerox paper newsletters back in the 90's. Good enough for a reprint in Loompanics, thank you very much. I did a LOT of research on printing and alternatives. Granted, slightly dated with the advent of Print On Demand, but still some foundation ) is that mostly it is used because it is more economical for small batches. But it LOOKS like a garage start up book, NOT a professional New York City book.
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So, not only are you saying, screw local workers, let them eat soy cake, if they can find soy, but you are also trying to pass off cheap printing as a desirable added bonus feature. If there are pictures galore for a coffee table book, for the YouTube crowd unable to read without moving their lips, that is going to look awfully ugly with spiral binding. But I'm sure it would be perfect for a bathroom book. Perhaps it has a section on alternate toilet paper.
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Okay, sorry about that. The last series of articles fried my brain a bit, and I needed to recover and do a fluff piece, a rant. Not every day is guaranteed to be earth shattering, anyway. And it would have been much longer, as I was planning on hating on that bald prick over at “Shark Tank” ( a guilty pleasure, but not viewed in years after I was liberated from advertiser TV ), who insisted everything be manufactured in China, even when an inventor wanted Made In USA as part of their ad pitch. I think it is criminal making even books an imported item. Import the paper, Jesus Himself On A Trike. The machines do all the rest.
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And most books I've read lately except for the top tier authors look like they were edited by a computer anyway ( and these were from the big book companies ). Why are you farming out the printing? But lucky for you, I won't go on about that. But I DID need to rant. And no publicity is bad publicity. If some of you STILL want to buy the book:
Rawles does request a “bookbomb day” where everyone buys it on the official release day, to boost sales ranking. That is all.
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( today's related Amazon link click HERE )
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note: if you have Amazon Prime, here's a free movie.  "Red Days", the really low budget zombie movie, the one that has an appearance by Terrance Popp ( YouTuber, with his sarcastic "winning!" thumbs up ).  For what it was, a pretty darn good film.  It kept my interest, and the gaffs were minor.  The ending truly blew, and confused me, but that was my biggest complaint.  And more an observation than complaint.  The thing just had a subdued sarcasm and wicked sense of humor I love ( example: guy is bringing out zombie pieces to bury.  "Was she Protestant?  Because she's White Trash now" )
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57 comments:

  1. The Rawles ethos on bidness is the same as the rest of yuppie scumdom. Preach , buy American for all others. Pesonal and Business , everything lowest price no matter the ethics of the source.
    Our dear leader still has his ties made in China.

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    1. My question is, where the hell do they make his hair?

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    2. Embryonic stem cells implanted , taken from pure German ariyan lab grown stock of course.

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    3. Some combat advise ?

      https://www.wearethemighty.com/intel/how-to-survive-a-gunfight-according-to-a-drunk-green-beret?utm_source=social&utm_medium=organic%20facebook&utm_campaign=traffic&utm_content=culture&utm_term=orvelin%20valle

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    4. If that primitive level of manipulation screwed up his hair, I hate to think what makes his skin so orange.

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  2. Spiral binding has a shelf-life.
    The plastic deteriorates, cracking and splitting.
    The pages fall out.

    Nice point about 'print American'.

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    Each time I see a reference to furriners doing something cheaper, I automatically distrust anything following:
    "Mezcan produce is cheaper because we can't grow it that cheap!"
    "Maylay electronics are cheaper because unions cost too much!"
    "South America politicians are corrupt because life is cheap!"
    And my favorite:
    "These vaccines were tested on afrikans and are proven effective!"

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    1. And now, "'Muricans don't need a job, Basic Income is all they need and we owe it to ourselves and Best Economy Ever"

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  3. Call me silly, but I prefer the spiral bound books. But you definitely have to reinforce the pages to prevent them from tearing out. Nothing is more annoying then laying on your bed, propped up by an elbow, while continually having to hold the book down to prevent the pages from turning. Also, book lights suck. Glow in the dark ink would be a nice touch (And yes, I realize that this totally impractical, and probably not even possible. But it would be nice, wouldn’t it?)

    In other news, apparently the cop that killed the black dude in Minneapolis, has been arrested. Nothing will actually happen to him, of course. But someone that incredibly stupid, can never be allowed anywhere near a safety sensitive position, such as cop, firefighter, bus driver, air traffic controller, toy factory QC (Well, you get where I’m going with this :D ) You gotta hand it to the AA’s though. They stick by their own tribe, unlike most stupid whites, that throw their own tribe members under the bus, due to white guilt programming. Though burning down your hometown in retaliation (to also include low income housing) might not be in your best interest (We’ll show you whitey :D )

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    1. Book lights suck, but they suck less over other alternatives living off grid through a cloudy winter. Why do Blacks care if they burn down their crap? Whitey will rebuild, making a profit at it. More gov loans from the bankers.

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  4. Jim,
    In 2010 we read Rawles first book and it was great for us.
    My Mr. communicated w/ him and showed how to create a
    spread sheet application to organize materials/resources,
    some such thing. And the Mr. won some prizes!

    I read the blog daily or whatever, made copious notes,
    copied articles for a binder. After assimilation of said
    data, the notes/articles weren't as seductive.

    We have joked James actually lives in a huge fancy condo
    in San Diego and only pretends the Idaho ranch. Nonetheless,
    we certainly appreciate his early work, books, website and
    so on. Hugh Larimar? is it, kind of took over the site and
    format and I sort of lost interest. Still, we got the books,
    but that last one, Christian Country on continent Africa?
    Unreadable. No way fantasizing about Africa gave me a boost.

    Actually, me being the more practical one in the household,
    became interested in frugal sustainable living. Night vision
    is a cool concept but not for the dough. You dear friend got
    the Mr. into the whole wheat idea, (I think he spoke to you)
    and the junk land concept. I wanted a functioning home with
    some minimal infrastructure v. "off grid." And I read your books X2 to plan that out. Very frugal am I...and a saver/live below means person so I bought/pd for our property. Mr. (a world traveler)mostly the British Isles,
    for Rugby, spent his $ that way/and of course provided
    well enough for us/thus I could save. I paid cash for
    everything.

    I'm not going to build a cabin by hand felling trees or
    learn blacksmithing or become a sharp shooter sniper.
    But I could use some courage to learn canning. I am good at
    seed starting and growing things/green thumb. I won't be
    getting the latest book...he had one like it B4, Tools and
    Crafts, topic. I have it.

    I praise your hair.

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    1. I put off canning for a long time. I finally did it because I was too deficient in animal protein, and too frugal to pay factory price. And I have to say, What In The Hell Was I Worried About? Far easier than I thought. You know if the lid doesn't seal. It took me two batches ( just two jars each ) and I had it down, no problem. And I'm more a book worm than a mechanical, hands on guy ( I get better all the time, but it took awhile to break out of my comfort zone to even try ). If I can do canning, a five year old short bus rider can can. Buy a Presto. Cheap, but darn good products. A replacement gasket is only $10. If you love it so much you can thousands of jars, then you can invest in the way more expensive gasket-less design. I think the biggest problem is all those A-Holes over at Backwoods Home and similar trying to scare everyone about canning. To cover their ass? Shills for freeze dried companies? Drama Queens? I don't know. Hey, if I had the courage to eat a two year old dried hot dog, you can try canning. Of course, that is assuming you can buy supplies.

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    3. You already have all the cool guns, no need for an AR. Now, what if the choice was between an AK ( or SKS ) and more canning stuff? LOL

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    4. Drats! I thought I had ak/sks warehousing figured out and Bison Jim gets me thinking of canning lids and screw on things. Jeez this gets sporty quick like. Goody fun!

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    5. You have to have fun during the apocalypse. Otherwise, what's the point?

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    7. You can only live on one property at a time, also. Hmmmm? Bury your guns and ammo-so you need more than one to also have then usable at any time. Theft, fire, confiscation. Two is one, one is none.

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  5. Right. Rawles had his own editor's comment on how hertz rental car company filed bankruptcy and was selling off their fleet of Z06 corvettes in custom hertz color scheme. BFD-big deal-wtf?, And went on to encourage accolytes to prepare to buy low on a great deals on the used cars market as a result of pandemic pandemonium. Gag me with a log of bullshit. This is parallel to the televangelist preacher class that cry alms for the poor and recite diatribes of nuthing burgers and live like rock stars in affluence, on your dime. His patronage is now unicorn rancher yuppies that flee silicon valley and consult with him for fat fees on how to be less of a douche canoe in the deplorable hinterlands that they buy into, without pioneering and working towards. 1898@ guns, at how much? Nope. Kinda like a Mitt Romney type aka pierre delecto going 'renegade'to the true survivalist tribe.

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    1. Who recommends buying sports cars, with the parts importation issue unsettled? With the Fracking fields closing? With a 2x worse Great Depression already started? Does he also recommend buying Apple products?

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    2. The same person who recommended investing in Necci hard candy wafers about a year ago. His recommendation was to buy actual candies, in bulk. When he brought the subject up again about 2 weeks ago, people wrote in telling him that their investments didn't pay off because they all ate their candies.
      Really sound advice column he's got going.
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    3. I was too lazy to go find the mention, but prob under the 'investment' subject that comes once a week or so. Can't be more than 2 weeks ago. The comments were funny. Everyone ate their investment-- that's double stupid. Stupid for buying them bulk for $$, and then stupid for eating them.

      Reminds me of all the "preppers" who claim to be able to understand bad situations, and have all they need because they've been prepping for a decade or more. Then they mostly panic from COVID. OMG the TP is gone! Next came daily trips to Walmart to see it up close and personal. WTF goes sightseeing during a pandemic? LMAO But check those TP/food shortages! So many stupid people, no wonder the world is so off balance. Bet they ate all their Necci sugar wafers, too. Those people just had to go to Walmart to see the empty shelves and then report back on blogs. One by one, all the stupid people did it -- they went to Walmart, checked it all out, took notes, then compared with others.

      I figure about half of them are doing drive-ups into the metro riot zones now to see if the Marxists are really rioting.

      COVID sure has brought out the stupid. I hit the tolerance limit and I read only a few blogs a day now.
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    4. To be fair, I went to check out Wally during Corona. Am I excused because I bought lots of food? :)

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    5. You didn't go every day or every other day. Did you?

      I havent been in Walmart since 2019 and quit forever after corporate decided to stop selling everything gun related. That was the story line but Ive heard ammo sales still go on. Don't know, don't care. I have no need for Walmart.gov.

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    6. I believe ammo sales are just non-military calibers. You know, no scary black plastic rounds. They are commies, they don't have to make sense. No, I'd never dream of shopping that often, even before Beer Virus.

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    7. Wally no longer sells handgun calibers or .223 ammo, but they still sell .308 Winchester. I stopped buying ammo there because it's a major PITA to hunt down an employee to unlock the ammo case.

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    8. I've never had a use for Wally when it comes to ammo, besides 22. And now that the low end stuff is full of duds there is no point. Sure, BTN. And if you DON'T have a semi rimfire. But best avoided

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  6. Yeah, I found out about Rawles quite some time ago and used to read his blog frequently. I remember he referred to his Patriots novel back then at every opportunity and while I was curious about it I could never bring myself to drop the coin for it, it seemed REALLY expensive for an unknown writer's first time out and frankly didn't have the best reviews, especially when you weed out the obvious boot lickers that think JWR can walk on water himself. A couple years later I found a copy at a library and finally got to read it. Ive never been so thankful to have not purchased a book in my life. Pure fantasy land, Onward Christian Soldiers nonsense. Cannibal Bikers?!? Really!?!
    I still check out his site a few times a year, but I dont feel Im missing much by not making it part of my daily rounds.

    As for buying a book from him? Hard pass. If I wanted to be preached at, I'd go to church.

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    1. It sounds like you don't read much PA. The bar is REALLY set low. By the usual standards, Rawles first book does well. The others were just doubling down of the worst parts, no redeeming values, except, BTN PA entertainment

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    2. On the contrary, I actually read a lot of PA, I just avoid zombie stuff in general. And yes, a lot of it is not what you'd consider good writing. What I like about PA stories are the way it turns the brain on to problem solving and such. Not just expensive shopping lists.
      I guess his stuff just rubs me the wrong way...

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    3. Nothing wrong with not liking an author or story. It astounds me to no end that not everyone thinks Lucifer's Hammer is the best PA book ever. We all just like different things.

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    4. Rrawles... I commented one time years ago with some good suggestions. Can not remember what they were about. Never saw them again. Realised he was a scam artist.

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    6. The killing was going to happen-they just needed On High Justification.

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  7. You, sir, just moved down a notch or two in my book. I was thinking it’s time for me to stop visiting here because the witty writing far outweighs useful advice and I just don’t have the time for it (or the desire to ignore the moral depravity in some of your articles). You just made it easy. Not simply because you attacked James Rawles without a good reason, but because it’s poor character to throw rocks at a guy who has done a lot of good for those working to be more prepared and self sufficient. If this is the way you operate, then I’m out. Best of luck to you.

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    1. Hate to see anyone go, but I'm sure I've lost a lot more than gained over the years. I do rub many the wrong way. I still wish you the best. We are all going to need it.

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    2. Rawles is sacred to some. I think if you do ridiculous things, expect to be ridiculed. I would expect to get my share if I wrote that series. The jury is out on how much good he has done. If I earnestly gave out questionable medical advice, do I get points because I was sincere?

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    3. If you were selected by Uncle Sam to be special, and the establishment commercialized you as special, your advice is allowed to be crap. You are anointed, so cannot be questioned. These are the rules. Now go get you vaccines and seal yourself into a room with plastic, and vote communist-your betters have spoken

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    4. Yeah, no. Rawles is way overrated. The dude doesn’t even write his own material. He lets his followers do it, and kicks back while the ad revenue flows in. Nice work if you can get it. Never learned anything over there, other than if I had a few, cool, couple of hundred grand sitting around, I too could have a bunker in Idaho. I have actually learned how to make due here however, and on my budget.

      Sometimes the articles here, are a rehash of previous topics. But amazingly, Jim mixes it up pretty good, and somehow manages to keep the content more or less original. Personally, I don’t know how he does it on a daily basis.

      And yes, if you grew up in a monastery, this isn’t the site for you. I’ll take the time to apologize to Jim, if I inadvertently drove off any followers, since at least 50% of the moral depravity from this site, comes from my comments alone :D But it’s all in good, clean, fun. Okay, well, it’s anything but clean, but it’s still fun :D

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    5. Rawles was good for a few really great nuggets I find invaluable. They made prepping much easier. The one I use the most is the water softer than can be used for eating salt. And, I only blame myself for driving anyone away. My blog, my rules, right? I know I repeat myself often. How can one possibly stay fresh, every day, for years and now decades? Un-possible. Unless I just copied other peoples work I have no knowledge of, say for instance, nuclear war. Plus, I do view this as more of a newspaper than a run on book. Daily entertainment disguised as news you can use LOL. I blame the minions, who seem to prefer daily blogging to more periodical types. Damn You Minions!!!

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    6. A bit much on bad language and have recommended this site to some who did not like the language
      But, overlooking language, I have learned so much, 800 year cycles, 400 year cycles, the big waves of history, some of the facts behind historical happenings which were not in our history books in school.
      Also so much learned about how little one can do with and that I do not have to have superman' s Arctic lair to help feed and protect my family
      This is the poor man's site for surviving
      Even if it is not worldwide apocalyptic present events will be apocalyptic or nearly so for many of us in northam
      After much reading on this site was suddenly less fearful and also relieved that our lack of a redoubt in the mountains stocked with $$$ freeze dried foods is not necessary. Poor people rejoice! This in spite of monkey dingusses!

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    7. Just remind people that the class favorite Kunstler is college educated using words I think even Oxford was unaware of, and he drops the F Bomb like a sailor. I blunt the jarring effect of cussing by substituting more acceptable phrasing-come on! Who doesn't think "dingus" is cute? But because my mind gravitates towards hatred and bad attitude, and hence I despise Rich Humpers, I'm more motivated to defeat said rich bastards and present Poor Boy Prepping to the masses. Just to spite Yuppie Scum Asswhores. You benefit as a result. Tell your squeamish friends, they are welcome! Hate is a powerful tool, and only swearing conveys sufficient hate.

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  8. Jim, I have been following you for years and have sent you a few bucks. No one makes me laugh like you while making great sense (and your commenters) since old Kurt saxon in the seventies

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    1. Your generosity will help your assent into Heaven. Yes, it's purely a bribe, as I still remain Baby Jesus' favorite. :) Thanks!

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  9. Wow... this is my first time reading your blog. I would return again if it weren’t for the fact that you sound like a sanctimonious narcissistic douchebag who’s jealous of someone who actually made the NYT best seller list. Is that all you’ve got? I just wasted 3 minutes of my life reading a blog written by someone who lacks credibility and probably lives in his mother’s basement.

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    1. "a sanctimonious narcissistic douchebag" Sure, I'll own that. When did the NYT Best Seller List ever convey actual accomplishment? James Patterson's ghost written drivel is on there, as well as politicians lies. And there is no way you read and absorbed anything in three minutes-if people like you are who Rawles relies on to keep the electricity on, I better send him a donation. Go away, troll

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  10. Black lives matter should be labeled a domestic terror organization.

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    1. Stop being rational and logical. Dying empires only react badly

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  11. Most PostApoc writing is just trash. There is a bunch free with Kindle Unlimited and even for free it is overpriced. The blog still has some useful stuff but I haven't bothered with any of his books, and it sounds like I am not missing anything.

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    1. Bad PA would still be okay with any teachable moments, but even those are rare as the books all follow a cookie cutter pattern

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  12. Mr. L. Bison,

    I'm going to need that Top 20 PA Fiction list please.

    Here in comments or directly to the email will suffice. :)
    (right meow!)

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    1. Go to the web site and download BBBno12. Last booklet, the Top Ten novels. Three years old, so already out of date. I haven't done a Top Twenty in forever, as the last ten always seemed to be more unneeded. If you can only afford two, I''d say "The Death Of Grass" and "Lucifer's Hammer". If you hate thick long books, substitute Lucifer's with "Cannibal Reign". Best Peak Oil Collapse is "Last Light" by Alex Scarrow. Best Boogaloo Militia "As Wind In Dry Grass". Best Stephen King PA is "The Mist". "Dies The Fire" is the best Group Dynamics PA book.

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    2. Thank you! I'm a voracious reader, so dolly parton books (big'uns) don't daunt me. Bad joke included for the prudes.
      Update that list, dammit! :):)

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    3. Cannibal Reign is far more doom-ee, but Lucifer's is a far better Created World ( perhaps even close to Dune ). Ha! Good one on Dolly.

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  13. Wow, Jim, trolls sure are feeling froggy lately!

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    1. I'm sure the Official Rawles Decoder Ring Fan Club has a posted schedule for round the clock surveillance for any Web mention, quickly followed by trash talk debunking. I won't claim I'm not jealous.

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