> > > Is it really living if you don't have anything worth dying for?
> >
> > What a silly question. Why would it be only living if you had a reason to stop doing so? If you love someone, is it really love only if you'd be willing to stop? Is it really a cheese sandwich if it's not anything other than a cheese sandwich? Sounds rather backwards to me. So I'll reverse it:
> >
> > If you have something you would die for, is it worth living?
>
> Yes, it's a silly question. But if you are recruiting suicide bombers, it might be useful.
> Howard

Recruiting suicide bombers isn't the tricky part.

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F"training them is"B