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Is this gramatically correct?

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Krassus

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"Don't be afraid of dying while fighting for something you believe in.
Be afraid of dying while regretting not having fought."
 
Originally posted by: Krassus
"Don't be afraid of dying while fighting for something you believe in.
Be afraid of dying while regretting not having fought."
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Yes, it is correct, but it's retarded. Please, please tell me this isn't a quote for a high school yearbook quote...
 
Originally posted by: oog
i think i would go with "not fighting" over "not having fought"
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Fighting is present tense. It sounds good to me... You just have to say it a few times to understand the structure of the sentence.
 
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