Because then there wouldn't be Call of Duty

Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. Everyone knows they're going to die. However, not everyone wants to accept it. They need to know that when they eventually die, it isn't the end. That they will continue on some other plain of existence. Now this isn't me bashing religion or anything. It just seems to me that the people who appreciate life the most are the ones who accept death as the end (or as stated, the painful truth). This is just my opinion and obviously doesn't apply to everyone.

I guess I should prepare for the rage and red thumbs since I decided to post my opinion on the internet

Those people should just listen to The Doors.

Can we please talk about serious issues guys?

Like what does that sign say?

It's supposed to say
"Imagine the sky
How is the sky
Touch the sky"

I think

i think it reads imagine how is the sky touch...

It says "Imagine how is touch the sky"

Well, I said that we should accept death, not that we die. Everyone will die someday. It doesn't really have anything with to do about reincarnation, because that means that you die and get reborn.

I haven't read many books with a bad, painful ending.

Death is not a painful truth, unless you see it as one. That part has with perspective to do. Not facts. Well, facts can also be illusions, if you see that as a different perspective too, but that's not having the feet on the ground.

I love life, accept death and hate killing.

Believe me, I understand where you are coming from. And my response wasn't meant to be a counterargument, but more of an elaboration on the idea that you originally brought up. I too believe that perspective has a lot to do with how you view death. And I also share your views on life, death, and killing.

You sounds like an intellectual and wise fellow. Not because of our alike views, but for you being so open-minded and listening.
I like you.

Thanks It's nice having a conversation with someone who, while they support their own stance, is open to understanding someone else's. Maybe it's just me, but I don't tend to see that very often of FJ. And you seem like a wise fellow yourself