Do you fear being killed?
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We all gotta go sometime.\n\nI don't see one way as being a whole lot different than any other.\n\nLove and blessings Don
777890
I'm not afraid.  I was once.  I was afraid of heights so I learned to fly.  I was afraid of water so I learned to water sky.  I face my fears.  I' m not afraid of death but I have so much going on that I'm not ready to leave this life.  If I'm afraid of anything it's that I may be wrong.
662769
Wouldn't you be scared to be in the \npresense of the devil himself?
562716
No, they would kill you first to decrease their chances of being annoyed.\n\nO.K. that was mean, but just a joke,sorry.  Your question was actually funny.
241983
we like to protect and kill each other?
1009756
some will kill you . so the answer would be no.
197650
My fear?  Not finding "the one".  We can fear dying, flying, spiders, devils, ghosts etc.\nBut being alone....... that's scary!\nThere is nothing more pleasing to our state of mind then to know that we're not alone.\nJust knowing that someone, somewhere, needs you...... it's the most beautiful, comforting experience you can every have.
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I look at things this way, if I KNOW in my heart that this man or woman will kill me if I don't do something...yes, and without any hesitation.\n\nWhile I am currently single, that same ideal applies to when I do have a wife and children.\n\nLife is God given, as is the right to defend that life. This is the sole reason I've trained in combat arts for so long, not for ego or competition, but for that 'what if' situation....and it's saved my hide before.\n\nTo be honest, I'd most likely maim before killing...even in that situation. I know how to use a knife or my hands more than well enough to disable and/or hospitalize before killing. Though, if I had no other alternatives, then I would kill in self-defense w/ no doubts or second thoughts. \n\nAfter that, then you have to deal w/ judicial judgement in criminal and civil courts...money paid out to lawyers and all that junk...\n\nBut, you're still breathing and that's what's really important.\n\nAlso, as a side note : I would REALLY study the bylaws of your particular state and/or nation before killing.\n\nAs the English fella said above, there are statutes of limitations predetermining what is considered self-defense, and what is simply considered murder.\n\nIf he has no weapons (for example) : I WOULD NOT put a double tap into him from 3+ yards...nor would I intentionally stab him in a lethal spot that has a huge propensity of death by bleed-out or heart/brain damage by arterial axphixiation.\n\nSee, here's the rub...so many folks know what their instincts tell them to do..as is natural. BUT, they don't know that those acts can sometimes work out the wrong way for them.\n\nThere are laws people, study and understand them....don't be like most Americans and ignorant of your world beyond the TV or local pub.\n\nSorry for the public service announcement, if you will, but truth is truth.
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Well, NORMAL, if you're simply afraid to die by the hand of someone else.  Although, I wouldn't think that this sort of thing would be prevalent in day to day life.  If it's somebody in particular, then I'd have to say guilty conscience, maybe?  Is it just in general?  You may have some paranoia or anxiety issues.  If you serious think someone (or everyone) is out to get you, then yes, that's paranoia.
670846
Let me ask you a question.  Do you have a fixation with death and killing?  Have you ever watched someone die?  Pick a new hobby.
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!~ i'd rather get murdered coz well it kinda becomes sudden plus, its hard to kill your self... ~! (>_<)...but i do not wanna die so soon !!!waahhh ~!
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Not for you, even though you've stolen my heart. lol j/k!\nBut seriously, I do. Deep down inside I do, even though I worry a lot about the wrong people being executed.\nAs far as some people saying we shouldn't stoop down to their level, there is a great difference between us and them, even when we have to take their life;\nThey killed, for pleasure or hatred, usually no remorse.\nWe HAVE to kill, not because we want to, but because these people will not repent or turn from their ways, and will kill innocents again if they are let out.
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Like people have been saying, I fear for my children's safety and health. I also sometimes thing about how awful it would be if my child caused someone's death or injured them.\n\nSome of my lesser fears are that they will become part of some extremist group (Ruby Ridge and Waco come to mind). Or that they will marry or partner with someone that abuses them or makes them miserable.
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hmmm. interesting question. \n\nmaybe, i guess i am afraid of the gods that dont exist. i am afraid of his followers stoning me to death for not believing in him. \n\nbut, in the meantime, while i am not being persecuted, but only prejudiced, i am not afraid. i am only angry, and my free voice allows me to fight back.
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Yes.\n\nFor once fiction writers and doctors agree: it's possible to die of fright, or for that matter grief, anger, joy, or just about any other intense emotion. Most victims are older, and likely in precarious health to start with, but a few are young--in some cases really young. One British kid, in what is surely a mother's worst nightmare, was reportedly so freaked out by a visit to the dentist in 1970 that she died of a heart attack at age four
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Being afraid. I hate the feeling
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You, who?  You, as an individual or the general will (i.e. the people, the government, the sovereignty)?   True, if an individual, for whatever reason, does not feel terrorized by terrorism then to that individual terrorism is not scary.   But even then it does not mean that just because “you” are not “scared” of terrorism, its destructive consequences cannot affect you and/or inflict pain and mayhem upon those that you happen to love and care for.   In that sense then, terrorism is and should be scary to all of us - we all have something and/or someone of value to lose, don't we?    Not to mention that, terrorism is clearly an act that directly infringes upon an individual’s right to liberty and pursuit of happiness.   Many of us do not have a fear of death, for instance, but does that mean we would enthusiastically prefer to be maimed or killed in a deliberate act of violence that we had no control over?   You have even less control over your own fate in a terrorist attack than if you had committed a suicide or were involved in an accident!    …The government, on the other hand, as the general will, should never react out of terror or fear of anything, but rather concern for the well-being of the public and the preservation and enforcement of the constitution and the citizens’ rights.     In other words, terrorism remains an act of violence whether we are individually terrorized by it or not.   Besides, generally speaking, terrorism’s true aim is not to create fear in the mind of an individual (that would be a mere common criminal act) but the masses.   Although the individual is always the innocent bystander – the true UNIT of terror, in the mind of a terrorist, is never measured in individuals (fearful or not) but in masses.    …Conclusion:  YES, even if terrorism does not scare “you”, it is still terrorism.