Does humanity stands a chance to survive walkers at all?
Know it's a dumb question, but do you think humanity can survive in twd universe by which I mean not just live a few more years but actually start rebuilding civilization. There are some (or were) some settlements like Alexandria, Kingdom, Hilltop Colony, Carver's Camp and Tavia's Community. Do you think they stand a chance at all? And if you were the leader of such settlement what would be your plan?
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Is it the Governor?
Rick.
So uhhh... What did you mean by that picture?
Uh... You asked " do you think humanity can survive in twd universe by which I mean not just live a few more years but actually start rebuilding civilization."
His last quote sums it up pretty well.
The answer is: "We are the walking dead" (aka NO).
I think Humanity can survive the walkers if they can unite and work together. But the Walking Dead setting has shown that Humanity are flawed and diverse. Many times it is shown that survivors often gets into arguments and many times the survivors makes mistakes that cost the lives of others or everyone. There are many bandits and raiders moving around with increasing lack of morality. And settlements are either ruled by a tyrant or is a target by bandits and raiders. I think the Walking Dead setting shows that by the end of the day, the most dangerous enemy aren't the walkers but humanity itself.
Okay then
That depends out how people react to walkers, if they are not mindlessly running around screaming then yes/.
easily. A lot of people would die, but walkers would never kill off ALL of humanity. Their corpses should also start to fall apart eventually, but even if that won't happen, they are still too stupid and slow to kill every man alive.