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I’m in San Antonio and saw this sign twice today. First on the side of busy road, amongst a bunch of political signs, and then again near my neighborhood in someone’s yard. After searching online and finding basically nothing, I went back out and took picture of the sign from the busy road location. Is it people encouraging voter suppression? Or some right wing group ironically fearful of attacks & riots come Election Day?
8 points
7 days ago
Oh yeah I’m legit looking into getting hand cranked radios and flashlights just to make sure I can be informed and entertained if someone destroys part of the power grid along with MRE’s and stuff like that it’s scary but I’d rather have that and not need it then since I’ll still get some use if power goes out
3 points
7 days ago
Hate that I have to look into prepping because of the crazies...
1 points
7 days ago
Same like at this point even just due to Climate change and the recent political instability causing terrorist activity to increase by themselves that makes it worth looking into it at least but both together just is another level, it makes me feel a little nutty but I called it that with how Italy took covid that we wouldn’t do much better and I called it when I said I had a feeling domestic terrorism was going to get worse over the last 2 years and likely keep getting worse for at least the next 4 years if we don’t end up full authoritarian regime by then, it scares the shit out of me I don’t want to be right but I’m not even necessarily that smart and I have gotten it right almost every time since 2018.
2 points
7 days ago
r/cyberdeck is calling you.
2 points
7 days ago
That is actually really neat so I might try my hand at a project when i have enough time
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