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Grumble Grumble Grumble

This is a somewhat obvious statement. This is like saying 'All men, from the meekest to the greatest still have to use the bathroom...'

Kinda reminds me of that scene in Fate/Stay Night where Shiro says,

"People die if they are killed."

yes as we human was not "designed" to last the test of time and what are we suppose to do if we do live forever, its will be boring if you did everything you wanted to do

well i kinda agree with that statement,there will be no human that can stay alive forever,they all will die in the end,the only difference on ones fate is time of death,kind of death and etc..^_^

... well this was wierd... never thought people had so careing... it said that their was only one fate that humans shared.... is that a problem to you people if I say that....

Reminds me of an old sayin', I believe that it was from Benjamin Franklin; "There are only two certainties in life, Death and Taxes." The taxes part is true, Governments make us pay taxes from the moment of our birth and even death is no escape from them. As far as death is concerned, some sort of balance must b struck. Things that r alive must, at some point, die. Otherwise, the Earth would become a very crowded place and would feel like an eternal hell. There wouldn' b enough food, drink, or shelter for evry1; not ta mention; the absolute boredom (other than the starvation and thirst, but I hardly would call them entertainment). So in closin' I quote another famous person, Freddy Mercury; "Who wants to live forever?"

Originally Posted by basilisk888

what do you think of this quote? Yes it is from a anime.... I know witch one its from also... But what do YOU think about it? plz debate and all that about if this is a true statement and why

Of course it's true. It's common knowledge that we all die but not all of us die in the same manner therefore our fayt isn't all the same, the outcome of our actions during our last days on earth is death... I'm sorry if this sounds confusing but basically i'm saying that our death isn't all the same and it's just the outcome of our (or others) last days..