What did I do on the morning of Black Friday? Well, I slept in. (Nice!!) I had breakfast with my kids and hubby. (Also very nice!!) Then I decorated a Gingerbread House with the kiddos. (The best!!!) So the truth is, most of us in the US don't even go shopping on Black Friday. But lots of people do. I honestly don't get it. I never have. But I also really hate shopping, malls, etc...
Oh my god!!!! 2 dollars for a 4Gb flash drive?! I'd stab me a bitch to get my hands on a deal like that...
lol
meanwhile FEMA is setting up concentration camps in multiple areas, and the CDC has a field of 500,000 (can hold up to 4 individuals) stack-able coffins. Hacker groups are stealing and leaking classified intel... shits getting crazy out here! I think it may be time to buy some ammo lol.
[MENTION=4871]CindyLou[/MENTION]
I personally have no illusions about this being the absolute "norm" of shopping situations on a Black Friday.
It's more the fact that such a scene can be captured on film anywhere that is so disturbing.
Guns a definitely a solid investment for a post apocalyptic societal meltdown.stop it! You're going to make get rid of all my paper funds and buy silver and more guns
I do relate to those who've said it makes them angry...but I just can't get angry when I see it anymore. Maybe anger would be more productive, I don't know.
It's just like watching these people who aren't even people anymore. They are closer to frenzied pigs at a trough than to people, created by these imaginary "needs" that society has told them they must have to be acceptable or normal. Like in that moment, those people have forgotten what it is to be human, and devolved a thousand times over. I see a mass of individuals who could be so wonderful and beautiful be overtaken by this insane consumer disease, utterly transformed. It is horrific.