Good analogy.
"Night of the Living Statists"...
I like "The Walking Dead" too, as far as popcorn-in-front-of-the-big-screen entertainment goes. But in one of their supplemental AMC promo videos, the graphic novelist from whose work the series is based, Robert Kirkman, practically squealed in terror when one of the actors handed him his gun, and he confessed he'd never even touched one before, and couldn't get rid of it fast enough.
You'd think he'd know better than to be a real-life hoplophobe. Especially since the terrors that exist in real life make fictional zombies seem pathetic by comparison.
Also see: "Why does CDC's 'zombie apocalypse' preparedness list omit guns?"
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That explains why he thinks that guns would be hard to find in Georgia. The author is a giant poseur.
@Timmeehh
This explains a lot actually. I was wondering the whole time where the 'militia' people are with their so called arsenals.
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