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>>15761555
What a dumb retard. A conscious action presupposes a decision, which is based on a belief (example: I choose to eat because I believe I’ll stop being hungry if I do so). Hence, deciding not to die for a belief is a belief in itself, so you’ll always follow a belief either way, even if you aren’t sure about it, therefore, to not hold a belief is contradictory since you’re already holding a belief.
As long as you’re conscious and able to act, you’re forced to hold a belief, to die or not to die, to rebel or not to rebel, to act or not to act are all beliefs one is forced to decide and act upon every day. To truly give up one’s own beliefs is to give up one’s own will.