SO THE APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS ARE NOT SAFE??

Synopsis please....I don't click TickCock

There is no safe harbor for commie pigs anywhere

The rape will be mostly peaceful


After that you can slop the hogs and be just another hillbilly and fit right in

Huh?

How about some 80s break dancing videos

Like anyplace else in the world
You have to do your research
Find a group of like minded people plenty of church going communities up and down the Appalachian mountains...

wtf, more tiktok bullshit.

TIKTOK isn't safe, howbow dat?

What's with the Venmo link in your tag line?

We're supposed to send you money for what?

Some of the people seemed to go crazy and went around in gangs killing people just for the sake of killing. Others killed for food or for things but the people who killed just to kill were absolutely terrible. They seemed like beasts, animals completely out of control as they raped, looted, burned and butchered people. I saw them go into people's homes and drag families out who were hiding there and rape them and butcher them.

There was such a fear and hatred that came upon the people -- families, wives, husbands -- loving ties no longer mattered; it became survival only. Husbands would kill their wives and children for food or water. Mothers would kill their children. It was absolutely horrible beyond description.

The air seemed to be filled with smoke as many buildings and cities burned and no one put them out. As I looked upon the scene of chaos, destruction and smoke, I noticed that there were these little pockets of light scattered all over the United States. There were, I would guess, about twenty or thirty of them. I noticed that most of these places of light were in the western part of the United States, with only three or four in the East.
These places of light seemed to shine through the darkness and caught my attention and so I concentrated on them, asking, "What are these things?"

I could then see that they were people who had gathered together and they were on their knees and they were praying. The light was coming from them and I understood that it represented their goodness and love. I understood that they had gathered together for safety and that they cared more for each other than for themselves. Some of the groups were small, with only a hundred people or so, but in other groups there were what seemed several thousand.
I realized that somehow many, if not most of these cities of light had been established just before the disease attack and that they were very organized. It was like they had known what was coming and had prepared for it. I didn't see who or what had organized them, but I saw many people struggling to get to them with nothing but what they could carry.

These cities of light had food and were sharing their food with those who joined them in their groups. There was peace and safety in the groups. They were living in tents, all kinds of tents, many of which were just blankets covering poles. I noticed that the gangs left these groups alone, choosing to pick on easier targets and unprotected people. They also preyed on the people who were trying to get to the cities of light. Many people in these cities of light had guns to defend themselves with and so the gangs left them alone but it seemed that the gangs just didn't want to come against them.

That video is annoying. Im from Appalachia and that clown wouldn't set foot on my property.

Dang ttown, you got a large inventory of clothing. Ever think of opening up a thrift shop?

Depends which state you are in...

Which states have the Appalachian Mountains?
The mountains branch into about 20% of the state.
Kentucky. Positioned toward the western side of this mountain range, about 50% of Kentucky has the Appalachian Mountains. ...
Maryland. ...
New York. ...
North Carolina. ...
Ohio. ...
Pennsylvania. ...
South Carolina. ...
Tennessee...
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The fruitcake in that video is NOT a mountain man.

Wearing UnderArmor clothes is a dead giveaway, not to mention the queer lisp when he talks, and his impeccable groomed goatee.

And to answer your question OP, no, most mountainous areas are not safe for city people.

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You definitely need to avoid any road ending with the word “Hollow” (pronounced “Holler”).

You may never be seen or heard from again.

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Now we are linking tik tok homos here?

Nope, I'm not paying for a toothless blowjob in a trailer park.

Sorry

Look at her sig line

She is also advertising a bunch of trashy, trailer park style crap for sale on Postmark.

You planning a canoe trip?

well they do eat city folk for food

True story. A fat libtard will provide enough calories to keep the hot water boiler and furnace going for 6 hours.

We need more fat libtards up in hur.

Making fun of Appalachia is about as stupid as one can fucking get. Rural Appalachian people are the only people on the planet with a god damned brain. Virtually 100% of suburban America and the people in big cities are lunatics.

You wouldn't, I would be fine.

shhhhhhhhhh you don't want northerners fucking it up more than they already have.

Look at asheville

You are correct.

I don’t have a low-sloped forehead, I have all my teeth (and they’re straight), I drive German cars, I speak proper English, I dress well, and I don’t have a single tattoo on my body.

I would be a marked man “down in them hollers”.

My only advantage is I’m a sharpshooter with a firearm.

….but so are they.



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Appalachian dude here - eastern KY / TN
Right on the tri state border for those states plus VA

My appreciation for this region only grew as i left and traveled w/the USAF & took positions w/Raytheon and others

Lots of Scots-Irish descendants here & as i understand it - the terrain is quite similar to Scotland? You get some of the clannish-family centric behaviors i guess

Beautiful scenery and i am grateful for my home

Wish you all very well & totally forgot the actual point i was going to make