Well, I didn't really mean for this to sound so shitposty, but how would you even defend Antarctica? What would you do about the cold? What would you do for food?
Build, produce, fight.
Indoor society, some megastructure with multiple layers extending from underneath the ground at the bottom of the ocean floor to way up above the clouds, enveloping across the continent and it's ice.
Armed to the teeth, destroying anything not invited by us, looking how we expect it to, and arriving on schedule, no surprises tolerated, we will greet those with annihilation.
Run the structure on multiple energy sources, import starters for food, from legit markets or black markets, then raise them up inside the structure, cannibalism and vampirism under times of extreme deprivation, mother's milk instead of cows milk at all times (human milk is ethical to acquire, healthier than animal milk, and more reliably accessible under the conditions.
Build perfect society there, bring all Whites over, cut ourselves off from the rest of the world once we get self sustainable.
Structures will be built within the structure.
... and vampirism under times of extreme deprivation
I'm pretty sure there's no survival scenario where you need to drink someone's blood... but okay.
Water.
Blood has a lot of it.
Also nutrients, you should make a lot of foods from blood.
Not to mention the nutritional value of bones and the narrow within.
If times are tough enough that you are so desperate that you turn to eating members of your own species, you gotta use everything you can from them, Including the bits you'd normally pass up, or never even think about consuming.
Antarctic waters are filled with fish, walrus, and penguins. Live in tunnels to protect from cold and the inevitable bombing raids from the long nose tribe because it's an all white society.
I don’t want to live somewhere where my piss will freeze before hitting the ground
Here’s a taste of Antarctica https://youtu.be/qz2SeEzxMuE
I've never heard of people eating walrus. I'm also pretty sure I haven't heard of penguin either, but I can't say I'm surprised in the case of artic tribes and such.
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