#avoidingconflict

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

I’m at the stage in life where I stay out of arguments. Even if you say 1+1=5, you’re right. Have fun.

[slytherinsushi]

*purposely finds out classified information so i can be taken by the Illuminati to avoid a single minor conflict in life*

[almacayasso]

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[lotstoponder-blog]

This article talks about how to avoid conflict in a massive disaster situation.  Let’s face it, we all realize being able to defend yourself and your loved ones could be a necessity.  But just as important will be knowing alternatives to avoid conflict.  Most people prepare for these scenarios with the goal of surviving, or staying alive, not wanting necessarily to fight everyone they encounter in a me vs. you scenario.  

In the very beginning of a massive disaster situation, one of the first things you will see will be mass looting.  People, especially those living in metropolitan areas, will be forced to loot for survival.  The first places they will go are to targets of opportunity.  Making your home less of a target in the beginning would be an excellent idea.  Doing this means making your home look like it has already been looted.  It is called the concept of the “Grey Neighbor”.  Another good idea is to help your neighbors out early in a disaster situation.  Offering them some of your supplies early on can make them less inquisitive of what you might be hiding from them later on.  

Avoiding conflict would include to just avoiding conflict with strangers, but also with people in your family and in your survival group.  Having a clear set of rules everyone is expected to follow will help avoid some potential conflicts later on.  Negotiation and open communication skills will be key.  Finally, I would say it will be important to learn how to pick your battles.  With other survivalists, it will be important to know when fighting is necessary, and when negotiating is a better option.  

Source: ThePrepperJournal.com