A couple of points on your statements here, hope I don't offend, but I'll leave that for you to decide if I did or not.
Since it is something that you feel so strongly about, go out and buy them. If you cannot afford them, take a second job, forego some of the things in your life that are not essential until you can.wheres my safe suit?Probably due to career choices. I had access to a submarine due to my career choices which was prettly good at keeping the personnel isolated either from exposure, or the public from exposure should we become infected.how do you have access and none of us do?I disagree with your statement implying that we are intentionally being opressed to keep us in poverty. Those that find themselves in poverty (for the most part) are there due to the choices they have made in their lives.oppression of a poverty nation of people kept powerless and unprotectedThen you will probably be killed. Who will look out for your family then?in the event of an attack i would just take one right off of someones back.Obviously this is of great concern to you. Start now. The "suit" is not the magic pill. You can only live in one for so long. The longest I ever spent in gear designed to protect (not the flu, but for radiation - but you get the idea) was 25 hours. It was miserable - being tethered to an air fed mask by an 8 foot hose. Learn what habits will help keep you safe. Purchase items that will assist in that. The "suit" is not for day to day living and will not be practical. It is for clean up, for entering a known contaminated area.i intend to get my suit when i need it
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