Does the World still have HEROES? DISCUSS.

Well, you know the quote..."Heroe's never die"....?

In this case..yes, there are plenty of heroes whether they are resting in peace or not. Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, Pilot who landed a plan on the Hudson River, etc...

There are many heroes, and it's your choice whether you choose if heroes still live on or not. Too be honest, not only heroes live on but, everyone does in my opinion, heroes are humans nonetheless, and can't have a different superior category from normal people.

- Maven Gamer

 

You said the post is much to opinionated, How can I go about fixing it to make it more of a less opinionated question to make the post better.
She does not know what we or I think.
What is a hero to you?

 

I think everyone can agree and say that there are heros.

 

People in my class found ways to say there are no heroes. Those are the people I am trying to find. I am curious on how they believe there are no heroes.

 

Oh yeah? What did they say?

 

I have a very basic definition of a hero. Someone that relieves distress off of another person.

To be less opinionated, the only thing is to state what your definition of a hero is, and allow us to debate it, instead of each other's opinion. Tbh, it's a bad topic, because it is very obvious there are hero's, no matter how the definition's vary.

 

My definition of a hero is anyone who helps society by helping people and preventing evil. I don't limit the tag Hero to just firemen, police officers, and doctors. I would consider Mother Teresa, Ghandi, and MLK heros as well. They dedicated the majority of their lives to helping society.

 

Things are flying, or they're not. Things are mechanical, or they're not. There's nothing unclear about either definition.

So you have spam posts in a spam thread. Are you a fan of the irony or hypocrisy?

If you considered what I said to be flaming, you're a joke. Now that I'm flaming, I might as well point out that flaming retards is a better use of my time than answering their equally retarded questions.

"1 a : a mythological or legendary figure often of divine descent endowed with great strength or ability "
- Merriam-Webster

I don't believe in divine powers, so according to this definition, no. Look how I've just changed the direction of this debate!

I love how he skipped over this suggestion and still hasn't realized how he's doing it wrong.