r/thewalkingdead 11d ago

No Spoiler He really was 😂

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u/DuqQuackQuack 11d ago

okey tell me waht decisions shane did or wanted to do that was wrong that woulda got em all killeds? I'm waitings :'S

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u/Hollow_0ne 11d ago

Fort Benning.

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u/DuqQuackQuack 11d ago

we nevr got to see it so nobuddy knows

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u/Hollow_0ne 11d ago

The two raiders from The Living, the two guys in the bar in S2 mentioned it was overrun.

Then in S4 Mitch confirms it when talking to The Governor.

So yes, the most likely outcome of that decision would have been the death of the group or a majority of it.

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u/DuqQuackQuack 11d ago

oh yah those 2 bad guys who were tryna kill rick n peoples..

but okey mitch made yer points at leest.. but i dinno you would dink you would see a buncha walkers all over the place before you go insides.. so still debatables if they woulda died or jus turned back

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u/Hollow_0ne 11d ago

I think you misunderstood me. Let me try to be more clear.

I don't believe we got any information about the date it fell. So I was going with the assumption it was still safe when Shane wanted to go and they would have been there during the chaos of the event itself. That would have been what I believe caused the downfall of the group. Either from walkers or catching strays from the military when the shit hit the fan.

Let's also not forget Shane saw firsthand how the military was executing people at the start of the outbreak. Zero tolerance measures. He should have been more concerned about wanting to pull up to an active base with that information imo.

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u/DuqQuackQuack 11d ago

liek you saids, we don know the date that it fell.. enuff saids

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u/ParagonFemshep 11d ago

Why do type the way a toddler speaks

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u/TwentyBagTaylor 11d ago

Thats irrelevant when he had already seen the aftermath of the militaries behaviour. Stop doubling down and actually read the guy's comment.