Makes sense.
But would these 9 out of 10 will die before the supply chains will be restored? It takes several weeks to die from hunger and several days from dehydration. How long would it take to restore all of it?
IDK... but it seems that with the degenerated society we have today people will just kill each other can commit suicide because the WiFi is down.
Emp strikes don't disable everything though. I understand that People here might not understand how a car engine functions so they are not Aware that a reliable diesel engine fires even without electricity since diesel engines don't have sparkplugs. Now, of Course a lot of modern trucks have electronic fuel pumps and the like instead of mechanical ones like they used to but still, changing a fuel pump is not that hard, really.
Now, the time it takes to die from hunger is actually very interesting. From Prison hungerstrikes we know that the hard ceiling for starvation seems to be 60 days, so I am not too concerned About Food.
Water on the other Hand, is crucial. Three days without water and the killing will start.
At least if you live in the City fucking lel.
If my water supply was turned off, I would just have to walk 300ft and I'm Standing in a river.
Cities are huge artificial Tumors. Just like unnatural growths in the Body, they die immediately once their supply of nutrients is cut off.
City People are actually a threat to us Country folk, since they will start leaving their Nests to loot and rob once SHTF.
JFL at normies killing each other over toilet paper while I Just hang my ass in a river.
I wish it was easier to do homesteading here. They are making it very difficult. If you want to own lifestock to support yourself (just for your own supply, no selling), you will have to jump through more hoops than a Circus Clown. They don't want People to be self-reliant.
If you have a good cow and some chicken + goats (goats eat plants that cows avoid and chicken eat your garbage) and you rotate them on your pasture, you have a very good basis for a self-sustained Lifestyle + bartering once Society goes to shit.
And before some faggot attacks me here for "romantizising" farm work: I've worked on farms before, I grew up around farmers and as kids we earned money by feeding pigs and cleaning out shit. I know farm work is hard as fuck but that has nothing to do with animal husbandry, which is actually fairly easy compared to field labor.