You have a good point. Having to create a safe place for a group of people and defend it until the National Guard shows up--and then have the guard not know if they can trust YOU--is a horse of another color.

We all hope we would behave well, but we don't know until we are faced with the catastrophe. I hope we never have to know. I fear for tourists who have no idea if they're anywhere close to the safety areas--if they're in previously dangerous areas--

"The Department of Home Security" failed us horribly.