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Originally Posted by hobojesus
I have seen other photos of different stages of his fall. Unlike the other 'jumpers' I have saw, he seems to just let himself go. The others try and control the situation, trying to keep themselves upright. He just lets himself go, knowing that he isn't in control anymore. That is what fascinates me. He knows what will happen to him and he accepts it. That is the sort of bravery that is in a real human being, not some brainwashed suicide bummer.
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yeah I really have to admire that guy. it takes real bravery to not only acknowledge that there is a lot in this world that we have no control over, but accept it too. and I dont think anyone in their right mind would consider those suicide bombers brave.
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