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  Yeah it would definitely have to be a long long planned, ready to go in about a week and ready to cancel in a day type of attack.
  Paratroopers landing on some type of super snowmobile that's armed.
context: Carolyn Eubanks, who relied on an oxygen machine, collapsed after losing electricity at her Buffalo home during a time when emergency workers were unable to respond to calls, son Antwaine Parker told The Buffalo News.
  “She’s like, ‘I can’t go no further.’ I’m begging her, ‘Mom, just stand up.’ She fell in my arms and never spoke another word,” Parker told the newspaper.
  Parker and his stepbrother knocked on nearby doors, seeking help. They found it when a stranger, David Purdy, answered and helped them carry the 63-year-old Eubanks inside and try in vain to revive her. Purdy and his fiancee sheltered her body until first responders arrived the next day.
  “I done it as respectful as I could,” Purdy told The Buffalo News
  
  Fucking hell >
  
  That is just fucking awful. >
  
  No tf they are not & even so, you're negating real pain families will go through because of this storm. I can't believe how much people lack the compassion to see this in these comments. >
  
  If you have someone in your home dependent on oxygen or other type of machine for the love of god please get another energy source. A small generator or energy bank.
  There are many out there that are affordable and can keep the life saving machines going during electrical outages. >
  
  Affordable is relative. >
  
  I've always imagined a Call of Duty style invasion of America during a huge winter storm. The storm does basically everything you'd want to have happen before you started flying in paratroopers. >
  
  Interesting creative concept here! Brainstorming as if it were a novel, game, movie, or IRL but logistically how quickly could the invaders pull together invasion plans/troops/resources after confirming a winter storm will happen. Weather predictions can go sour. 
  Could be some awesome game artwork though.