This blog will attempt to broaden the scope of “Survival” discussions
on three important levels that affect Americans today. The idea is to look at the many applications
of “Survival” as it relates to the individual person, the family unit and to
our freedoms as Americans.
Perhaps most “survival discussions” around the water cooler
are about Boy Scout techniques in case one is lost hiking in the woods or
caught a post apocalyptic world that is chalked full of “zombies”.
However, the word survival is broadly defined by Merriam-Webster
as: “the continuation of life or existence”.
The continuation of life and existence is not only an important
topic, but should not be left just to the wilderness, (although wilderness
survival will be talked about here).
There are too many scenarios to list, but one can easily think of
reasons that they could be displaced and lost, without shelter in urban or
rural settings. A broader look on “survival”
might better prepare the family unit to take on a bad situation and turn it
around.
The third concept that this blog will discuss is the
importance of protecting our freedoms as Americans, which are outlined in the
Bill of Rights. In today’s world, the survival
of our freedom is not guaranteed. Everyday
it seems as though new legislation is introduced that is “good for Americans”,
yet steps on another part of the U.S. Constitution and destroys freedoms. We aim to explore those legislation issues
and get the word out.
Thanks for reading,
- GLSC Team
Thanks for reading,
- GLSC Team
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