If you died for one thing.
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being in a house surrended with zombies while haveing alot of people joining you in the house and all piss scared, i grap 2 guns and burst through the door killing as many as possible and drawing all the atendions while my friends flee and to be never see them agian while lasting couple of seconds killing a great deal of zombies.
I'd die to live!
On a more serious note: That location/building x isn't destroyed, or person or group of people y don't die.
On a more serious note: That location/building x isn't destroyed, or person or group of people y don't die.
If I were to die for a cause, I would definitely want it to be a Socialist revolution.
I doubt very much, however, that I will ever die for a cause.
I doubt very much, however, that I will ever die for a cause.
Standing in a room,
which looks like a freaking slaughterhouse,
with a katana in my right hand,
and a submachine gun in my left,
a grin on my face,
and blood dripping from my body,
with the mangled corpses of all corrupt politicians scattered around me...
And then some cop comes walking in and blows me away with a shotgun.
Yeah... Call it a kid's fantasy.
Pity I'd never have the balls to actually kill a man (and then there's still the 5th commandment to take into account).
which looks like a freaking slaughterhouse,
with a katana in my right hand,
and a submachine gun in my left,
a grin on my face,
and blood dripping from my body,
with the mangled corpses of all corrupt politicians scattered around me...
And then some cop comes walking in and blows me away with a shotgun.
Yeah... Call it a kid's fantasy.
Pity I'd never have the balls to actually kill a man (and then there's still the 5th commandment to take into account).
Since i could only do it once, I would have to say which ever one of your three examples comes first.
If I had to die for a cause it would be cultural immortality.
In other words: If I had to die for something, It would either be while committing the greatest atrocity known to mankind, or the greatest act of goodness known to man, so that I will be remembered.
I don't particularly care which one.
If I were to name someone who succeeded and achieved this immortality I'd say Hitler. (did I just invoke Godwins law? I think I didn't). Sure he is pretty much considered the most evil man who walked the earth, but people remember him.
I can sadly, not mention someone on the other end of the spectrum who succeeded on the same magnitude that Hitler did (who was not a cultist and a religious figurehead, and therefore does not count), on the other hand I'd rather be remembered by facts than fiction.
But truth to be told, I'm probably too much of a nice guy to ever "pull the trigger" so to speak, and besides; no cause will be good to me if I'm dead, except that one. Mortality is something you cannot escape, but obscurity however, can be.
In other words: If I had to die for something, It would either be while committing the greatest atrocity known to mankind, or the greatest act of goodness known to man, so that I will be remembered.
I don't particularly care which one.
If I were to name someone who succeeded and achieved this immortality I'd say Hitler. (did I just invoke Godwins law? I think I didn't). Sure he is pretty much considered the most evil man who walked the earth, but people remember him.
I can sadly, not mention someone on the other end of the spectrum who succeeded on the same magnitude that Hitler did (who was not a cultist and a religious figurehead, and therefore does not count), on the other hand I'd rather be remembered by facts than fiction.
But truth to be told, I'm probably too much of a nice guy to ever "pull the trigger" so to speak, and besides; no cause will be good to me if I'm dead, except that one. Mortality is something you cannot escape, but obscurity however, can be.
problably be easier to find someone i wouldnt die for than someone i would as i belive that everyones more or less equal so if i have a choice to save someones life and they didnt chose to die i should step into possibly taking their place. whether i would actually do it when needed has yet to be tested though
In a blaze of glory and stupidity to save my loved ones - a heroic but foolish act.Demons_Bane said: