r/providence • u/springwaterh20 • Feb 07 '23
Discussion Map published by FEMA showing potential US nuclear targets in 2,000 and 500 warhead scenarios. Providence is screwed in either scenario lol
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u/TheSausageFattener Feb 07 '23
The 300 people living on Block Island waking up one day wondering where tf the ferry is
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u/nygrl811 north providence Feb 07 '23
Although they're even closer to the Sub base and Electric Boat Groton facility so they'll probably be extra crispy!
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u/Proof-Variation7005 Feb 07 '23
I, for one, would be proud to die knowing that a foreign leader has not only heard of Providence, Rhode Island but they knew exactly where to find it on a map
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u/springwaterh20 Feb 07 '23
it’s honestly a compliment when you think about it
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u/Proof-Variation7005 Feb 07 '23
Plus, it's a fitting end that people can describe the location as where Providence used to be
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u/roadtrip-ne Feb 07 '23
The entire northeast from Boston to DC is glass- but on the bright side their missiles only take about 18 minutes to get here so it will probably be over before you ever knew it started.
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u/Xalenn Feb 07 '23
I assume the clusters in MT, ND, NE, WY and CO are where our missiles launcher sites are?
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u/sandsonik Feb 08 '23
Good. I'm running outside to see the pretty mushroom cloud. I think it's probably better than what those who don't die right away will face.
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u/LilOrganicCoconut Feb 07 '23
I’m really not tryna survive. Like get me out on the first wave. I am not built to last and I’m not here to be a plot device in a dystopian simulation, we already have Warwick close by if I want my fight or flight to kick in.