Is storing gasoline in your own garage for an emergency escape plan wise?

Question

Don't be to harsh on me please. I'm just a self appointed messanger with no real athority except as a citizen of the United States of America.

With that in mind is there a need to store up anything because there is no real alarm for any of us? You know, with all of our open boarders and no competent nation leadership anymore except for a few courageous generals and their loyal staff officers and brave sholdiers to protect us for it seems we have our own fair share of domestic enemies from within.

I do already have and I do suspect many others as well are starting to stock up and are ready to move to an alternate location(s) should there come upon us, an ill wind of desolation.

Oh! Here's a clue. At five or six dollars dollars a gallon equaling minimum wadge soon; don't be surprised if you see anarchy in the streets of our wonderful country. If you and I together can't stop any of this then it would be to our advantage to consider each others ligidimate options while we can!

Answer 1

It's illegal, dangerous and I hope you're not my neighbor.

Answer 2

I just keep enough gas for my lawn mower and thats all storing it seems to me to be very dangerous.I feel our country is doing just fine and i dont see a serious problem except fights over gas maybe and not enough of it but we have a great police force and super army to protect us so i dont worry abought those things .But i did stock up on some groceries for the summer

Answer 3

It depends how much you stock and if you can take it with you.  If you fear your country will collapse, it is better to stock precious metals or diamonds and be ready to flee off to your favourite country to re-start your life.

Answer 4

No,

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Answer 5

I think you're just a bit paranoid.

Think rationally. If you need to escape on such short notice (which is unlikely in itself) then gas will probably be the least of your worries. Maybe you can keep a wad of cash or bars of gold under your mattress if you're really scared.

And don't forget to stock up on the duct tape and water.

Answer 6

I guess it would depend on what you are storing it in.  Plastic gas cans, no way.  I think you would probably need to have something like refineries or gas stations to store it in.  Just don't get it near the water heater.

Plus if you believe what many people have been saying, you only need fuel for a little more than 4 more years.

Answer 7

prolly not a great idea!

Answer 8

where would you go?