Run, hide, fight

In that order. As an iterative process, so if you can't run, then you hide, but if you later see an opportunity to run, you take it.

I just sat through our annual disaster preparedness training at work, and this was the pitch. It's mostly based on a disgruntled employee showing up with a shot gun, but it seemed to me like a good theoretical framework for urban survivalist in general.

Agree? Disagree? I'd love to hear other opinions.

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Run, hide, fight