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1a Zombie Survival
Justin Powell
March 4, 2015
Prof. Cootz
Sociology 1301
Madness Of A Zombie Apocalypse Society In a zombie apocalypse society many things change in people’s nature and surroundings. Not only is there death at every corner mentally and physically it is mentally draining to be in an anarchist society with brain hungry murderers. Things change such as social control, what wealth is, crime, laws, discrimination, and every way one would live through such a disaster. In a case of an emergency you would first want to know what kind of shelter you would be looking for and also how many people in your group is a good amount. For me personally I would have around four other people plus me considering the resources per person would need to be gathered for everyone in the group to stay together. The place my group would be looking for would be a warehouse in more of the outskirts of town where there aren’t many congested areas. Preferably a warehouse around other warehouses so we can scavenge them for supplies and reinforcement such as crates. We as a group would have to scavenge or rig things such as a bicycle powered generator, ammo, katana/machetes, hatchets, night vision scopes, knives, fire extinguisher( should have some in warehouses), manuals/maps, spare parts for everything used, water, hand pump water filter, cistern for rain water, medical kits, chemical light sticks, generator, batteries, flashlights, and any other necessities for daily living and survival. WE as a group would need to know our surrounding area and exits, patrol the wall, make a garden if possible, dispose of dead bodies, exercise daily, stay packed in case, remain above ground, enter by dawn and leave by dusk. Furthermore if we were to find an air balloon it would help dramatically for getting away if needed. Many things have changed in the world of a zombie apocalypse. I believe deviance is now more of a survival instinct. The only thing I feel would be deviance is people going out of the way

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