What to Do If People Find Out You're a 'Prepper'

5 Things To Do If People Find Out You’re A Prepper
https://blog.foodinsurance.com/5-things-to-do-if-people-find-out-youre-a-prepper/

The number one rule that all preppers should know is to never talk about your prepping to anyone. There are many reasons for this rule that are obvious and can be life-threatening, which is why it is very important a prepper does not talk about their supplies or strategies. But, let’s say, someone does find out you are a prepper, what do you do? ---CONTINUED---

5 Things You Can Do If People Find Out You’re A Prepper
https://www.askaprepper.com/5-things-you-can-do-if-people-find-out-youre-a-prepper/

You’re a prepper and I’m sure you’re doing everything you can to make sure that your family will be safe when and if a disaster strikes. Part of that is doing everything you can to maintain OPSEC, so that nobody knows what you’re really doing. After all, you don’t want people showing up at your front door when everything goes to pot.

(SNIP) ... Ok, so when they do find out, what can we do about it? While there are those whom we all might want to eliminate, that’s not that good an idea. It’s always hard to get rid of the bodies. Then there’s the chances of getting caught. But even if you manage to get rid of the body and don’t get caught, you’ve got to live with your actions. That can be an even worst punishment than jail time.

We’re going to have to limit ourselves to more practical answers. ---CONTINUED---

The Truth About Neighbors, Coworkers, & Friends in Survival Situations
https://www.theorganicprepper.com/neighbors-coworkers-friends-survival/

It would be nice if the success or failure of our preparedness group was able to be chalked up only to those within our inner circles. The people by whom you’re surrounded can strongly affect the outcome of an event, as many of us have discovered during the COVID-19 lockdowns taking place all over the world.

And now, many of us are realizing that there’s also a lot to learn about the folks just outside our inner circles: our neighbors, our co-workers, our extended families, and other communities in which we’re involved like churches or schools. ---CONTINUED---