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'''YOYO''' is an American [[slang]] expression for "you're on your own". It is popular in the [[preparedness]] movement and among American [[military]]. It implies that during an [[emergency links|emergency]] or [[threats]], there is nobody who will take care of your [[family]], or in the military case your fellow [[soldier]]s, then each other. Thus, it pays to "[[be prepared]]" in advance of the [[balloon going up]], [[SHTF]] or [[TEOTWAWKI]]. | '''YOYO''' is an American [[slang]] expression for "you're on your own". It is popular in the [[preparedness]] movement and among American [[military]]. It implies that during an [[emergency links|emergency]] or [[threats]], there is nobody who will take care of your [[family]], or in the military case your fellow [[soldier]]s, then each other. Thus, it pays to "[[be prepared]]" in advance of the [[balloon going up]], [[SHTF]] or [[TEOTWAWKI]]. | ||
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| + | Conservatives don't live in the [[pollyanna]] unicorn fantasy [[utopia]] world of the [[Teacup Generation]] progressives with their unquestioning belief in [[gun free zone]]s, [[ammunition control]], [[gun control]], [[Obamunism]], [[ObamaCare]], and [[Social security]]. Hence, we conservatives like to follow the pragmatic sage guidance of the Proverbs quote above and be [[prudent]] by doing our best to foresee [[threats|danger]] and approaching [[tyranny]] in advance and [[preparedness|take precautions]]. Whereas, the [[wishful thinking]] liberal [[entitlement mentality]] "[[sheeple|simpleton]] goes blindly on and suffers the consequences" by hoping that the [[Nanny state]] or the [[:Essay:Anti-self-defense movement|progressive]] [[police state]] will take care of their every need. Conservatives understand the importance of [[family]] and community, yet they know the military slang expression [[YOYO]] ("You are on your own"). When [[big government]] crease to provide [[Essay:Systems of support|essential services]] such as [[firefighting]] and [[police]] department protection, and when utilities no longer provide [[water]], [[sanitation]], [[power grid|electricity]], and phone service -- then "YOYO".<ref>24 {{Template:James_Wesley_Rawles_glossary_authorized_quotation}}</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 04:15, February 14, 2015
YOYO is an American slang expression for "you're on your own". It is popular in the preparedness movement and among American military. It implies that during an emergency or threats, there is nobody who will take care of your family, or in the military case your fellow soldiers, then each other. Thus, it pays to "be prepared" in advance of the balloon going up, SHTF or TEOTWAWKI.
Be Prepared Since You're on Your Own
Conservatives don't live in the pollyanna unicorn fantasy utopia world of the Teacup Generation progressives with their unquestioning belief in gun free zones, ammunition control, gun control, Obamunism, ObamaCare, and Social security. Hence, we conservatives like to follow the pragmatic sage guidance of the Proverbs quote above and be prudent by doing our best to foresee danger and approaching tyranny in advance and take precautions. Whereas, the wishful thinking liberal entitlement mentality "simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences" by hoping that the Nanny state or the progressive police state will take care of their every need. Conservatives understand the importance of family and community, yet they know the military slang expression YOYO ("You are on your own"). When big government crease to provide essential services such as firefighting and police department protection, and when utilities no longer provide water, sanitation, electricity, and phone service -- then "YOYO".[1]
See Also
Other Related Articles
- Essay:Why do conservatives own firearms? -- According to Thomas Jefferson it is as the final deterrent against potential tyranny of government
- Invest in tangibles: Firearms - buy Precious metals (that is Copper-jacketed lead and Firearms)
Bibliography - Further Reading
- Rawles, James Wesley, Tools for Survival: What You Need to Survive When You’re on Your Own. New York: Plume/Penguin Books, 2015. Released December 30, 2014, 368 pages, ISBN-10: 0452298121, ISBN-13: 978-0452298125, Reviews, Audible.com Audio book, Amazon.com Paperback. Glossary: Page 306.
External Links
- Rawles, James Wesley, "A Glossary of Survival and Preparedness Acronyms/Terms". Idaho, American Redoubt: The Survival Blog, No publishing date listed.
References
- ↑ 24 word quotation: Fair Use Source: James Wesley Rawles, Blanket Conservapedia Fair Use Article Citation Authorization "You are certainly welcome to use up to three quotes of 800 words each, in any of your wiki articles." Authorization Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 09:46:09 -0700. Idaho: The Survival Blog, 2015. A Glossary of Survival and Preparedness Acronyms/Terms Online. Also in Tools for Survival: What You Need to Survive When You're on Your Own. New York: Plume/Penguin Books, 2015. Released December 30, 2014, 368 pages, ISBN-10: 0452298121, ISBN-13: 978-0452298125, Reviews, Page
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