Killing is easy, " said Mo, "Dying is harder...

Cornelia Funke
Killing is easy,
Killing is easy,
Killing is easy,
Killing is easy,
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"Killing is easy," said Mo, "Dying is harder." The idea that death is an easy thing to do is not one that should be accepted in our society. Many people have chosen to die in the past and there are many people who will choose to do so in the future. Suicide is a very serious thing, but what can be more serious than choosing to die? Death comes after life, but life is the only thing that truly makes us alive. At times, death can seem like an easy way out, but it never is.

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