Last Saturday, November 5ht on Your Preparation Station I just had to get a few things out in the open about the preparedness movement! Some things have been irking me and it was just time for this hostess to SOAP BOX a tad!
Seriously, of course I have concerns with society, but my concerns with the preparedness movement are that signs are beginning to show that there are some folks in the movement that are acting out of motives that are not helpful TO the movement. I’m concerned with how we as preppers are labeled and what we might be doing to contribute to the negative view.
Is this how we've lead them to see us?
What are we getting right?
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What are we getting wrong?
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What should we look out for even among our ‘fellow preppers?’
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What should we be doing to help others see we are not really weirdos?
The radio show link below will play the recording of some strong talk and options from a typically laid back host. But, it’s time for some tough love, though. If we’re going to be effective and be taken seriously.
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Best Blessings!
Donna Miller
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