U.S. States Most And Least Likely To Survive The Zombie Apocalypse

[CobyRupert]

I'm surprised that Texas could be defeated by zombies. They seem to be able to take care of themselves.

Say what? How many different flags have flown over Texas? I think it's 6. They've been passed around more than a......

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Say what? How many different flags have flown over Texas? I think it's 6. They've been passed around more than a......

They're a better neighbor than they are a Subject.

 

[stuckmotor]

I think, I might be a zombie.

 

[dave1949]

The south will rise again and has been for the last 15 years winning the economic war. Think Boeing plant in SC. Would be two but Obama put a stop to the second one. Or BMW and Volkswagen all down south. Compared to Detroit or Chicago.
I believe the above examples speak for themselves and need no more explanation to anyone who has every run a business, or even cares about our country.
In all fairness back years ago some of my best employees came from upstate NY. They talked with a different accent than we have here but they were highly skilled, good at there jobs and worth there weight in Gold to me.
The only true test would be to send 1 million Zombies North and South. I believe in the South they would be stopped cold in VA for years just like General Grant was. Meanwhile I would expect them to cut a wide path through the northern states while everyone looked for a government bailout.
This is all in fun no harm intended. I would like to apologize for my grammar and spelling as mentioned in previous post. Down here we all hit the tobacco fields at age 10 or less no more schooling. That is exactly why Boeing wanted second plant. So they could access uneducated worthless employees.

A thread about zombies is not to be taken seriously. Do I enjoy yanking your chain about the South? You betcha. :laughing:

Things come and go, it's just the way it is. Someday after we are gone, compared to other places the South will have some tired old cities that have lost their attractiveness for a variety of reasons that we probably don't yet understand. Every region of the country has gone through multiple deaths and rebirths. It seems to be the best that we can do, and certainly will continue to be our best if approached as regional economic wars.

 

[cqaigy2]

brainsss

 

[Soundguy]

A thread about zombies is not to be taken seriously. Do I enjoy yanking your chain about the South? You betcha. :laughing:

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remember.. zombies 'usually' are alegory...

 

[sixdogs]

It's comforting to know I have nothing to fear in Maine.

Yes, but there are two Maines. The north is just fine but it might be too late for Portland and south.

 

[Bigfoot62]

I think the map is wrong.

Apart from New Orleans, all of the Cajuns and Rednecks here in LA own multiple guns, tractors, and pickup trucks. We have thousands of veterans, great survival skills, and the only thing we need to know about zombies is a quote from Troy Landry (Swamp People): 'Choot 'em!!!

 

[CobyRupert]

remember.. zombies 'usually' are alegory...

So true, glad somebody else sees this. It's the way the 1% see the rest of us.
Media psych ops to dehumanize. A way to turn the "unwanted" population into "the others". The language is starting to creep into the culture, presently we call them "The Takers". Here's a NY Times story from 2007:
"Mr. Romney waded into an ideological clash pitting two strands of conservative thinking against each other: the longstanding goal of reducing the tax burden on the poor with tax credits versus the growing anxiety that the nation’s “takers” are now overtaking its “makers.”
Ever see the movie "Hotel Rwanda" on how genocide happens? It's the frog in boiling water principle.
Do you believe in self-fulfilling prophecies?

 

[Soundguy]

yep.. boil it slowly. by the time it knows a problem it's past too late.

So true, glad somebody else sees this. It's the way the 1% see the rest of us.
Media psych ops to dehumanize. A way to turn the "unwanted" population into "the others". The language is starting to creep into the culture, presently we call them "The Takers". Here's a NY Times story from 2007:
"Mr. Romney waded into an ideological clash pitting two strands of conservative thinking against each other: the longstanding goal of reducing the tax burden on the poor with tax credits versus the growing anxiety that the nation’s “takers” are now overtaking its “makers.”
Ever see the movie "Hotel Rwanda" on how genocide happens? It's the frog in boiling water principle.
Do you believe in self-fulfilling prophecies?