The Last of Us: why we should all think like preppers – and how to do it

3 years ago by bartleby to c/prepper

Stocking up responsibly could mean you are prepared for emergencies, save money – and help keep supply chains running.

Pre-pandemic preppers tend to be associated with an irrational fear of “doomsday”, while those who stocked up on vital goods during the pandemic have been (often unfairly) portrayed as hoarders. We propose a new kind of prepping, without the anticipation of doomsday and the stigma of hoarding. Here are four ways to become a responsible prepper.

Emerald_Triangle 2 points 3 years ago

preppers tend to be conspiratorial, often displaying traits such as low agreeableness, paranoia, and cynicism.

low agreeableness

Why would you agree to media and others trying to paint you like some crazy person.

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MaxVoltage 0 points 3 years ago

preppers are just the target if things get real bad

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Cobrachicken 3 points 3 years ago

Well in The Last of Us he/they got depicted in a very positive way, I think. Not only in having his stuff ready (that was the least shown), but in knowledge how to survive (knowing where the main gas cutoff is, what to salvage, how to keep batteries, how to tend a garden). That episode (E3 I think) is the one I liked most.

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