Comments by "Christopher Conard" (@christopherconard2831) on "" video.

  1. The move from centralized to private shelters started in the mid 60's. It was around then that they realized they just weren't practical. If an attack occurred on a weekday afternoon, with an hour's warning they could save some people. Any other time and more people would be caught in the open trying to get to a shelter then they would save. Centralized shelters were continued, but their importance was deemphasized. By the 80's, and everyone had enough firepower to make the rubble bounce several times, shelters for the general population were largely abandoned.
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  2. I spent most of my life living in the flash fry zone. I didn't have to worry about fallout because I was going to be the fallout. My plan was to climb up on the roof with something to drink and watch the biggest fireworks show in history, and hope those last 1-2 seconds don't hurt too much.
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