We could always send them to Oz in search of a brain.

I am an Anarchist, too.

It is characterized by the site as: "You’ll fare well in a horror-movie scenario, because your natural distrust of authority and hierarchies will motivate you to save yourself instead of relying on others.
Mutually voluntary communities and just-in-time co-ops—like bands of survivors or monster-hunters—may appeal to you.
The villains that scare you most are manifestations of unchecked, irrational, predatory power: The Borg, The Thing, The Blob.
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I find the notion of the undead to be mostly laughable. The most accurate description in my opinion is that stemming from Lloyd Alexander's "The Book of Three" and "The Black Cauldron." They were reanimated and controlled corpses which were completely invulnerable. The only way to stop them was to destroy the cauldron and the magic which gave power and movement to the forces of the Horned King.

Now unfortunately, we do have something pretty close and on a worldwide scale. They're called socialists and are as brain-dead as zombies... World War Z? We're living it right now...

In World War Z (the book zombie fan me dino received as a Christmas gift before I saw the flick) zombies walked on the bottom of the ocean.
Beware of semi-shallow water.

"Voting is a false choice because the candidates are carefully selected by the elite and ANY candidate that acts against the deep state's interests is unlikely to succeed unless such a candidate has unlimited resources and no loved ones to be threatened (as was done to Perot.)"
This conspiracy theory would mean that most people actually want a limited government. They'd happily forgo their research grant, parent's medical assistance (MA), the air force base in their area, social security, long prison sentences for non-violent drug offenders, etc, but some cabal of bad guys is masterminding things by suppressing leaders who would cut government. People have the false choice, this conspiracy theory goes, to vote for someone who actually has increased spending and nearly tripled the deficit or for someone promising medicare for all, "free" education, another assorted "free" stuff. They grudgingly pull the lever for one of them, wishing there someone who shrink government. This conspiracy theory is appealing but absurd. In reality, people want the gov't to balance the budget, but without raising taxes or touching the military, social security, programs for the poor, the police state, the welfare state, college financial age, grants for research/business/education... just cut the "waste". We're here because there's no widespread real philosophy of limited government, not because of a bizarre conspiracy.