Do you agree with Jigsaw from the Saw movies ?

Question

He said that those who do not appreciate life do not deserve it. I agree with him.

Answer 1

I agree with the quote, but not the killing, lol.  

I think that everyone takes life for granted until something happens or comes along that opens their eyes and makes them appreciate it.  Killing someone before they get that experience is just a form of ignorance.

Answer 2

I totally disagree with that statement.  

First off, there is many reason someone can't appreciate their life.  What if  you got raped, what if your mother got shot by your priest, what if all your friends and family died, what if everyone you loved betrayed you, what if your mother(let say you lived in a different country) sold you into slavery?  What are you supposed to do, Smile throughout life saying "No Worries", believe me sir, that is much much much easier said than done.  People tend to not appreciate life when they are depressed or in great stress.

Secondly, There is always a chance to find happiness in life.  No matter what, whether its therapy, finding someone you love, getting over the past, Jesus, etc. everyone can still find happiness.

Thirdly, what does death accomplish?  Nothing.  Suicide is a permanent consequence for a temporary problem.  You'll just make your family and friends sad.

Personally, i'd never let anyone under 16 watch Saw.  Yes its a great movie but it gives some kids a sick twisted idea that "Death Saves People"....Bullshit.

Live, love, learn....and if you cant then it's never too late.

Answer 3

heeellllll motha f**king NO

sorry he's psycho

and i don't think he helps them appreciate their lives, i just think he makes them scared sh*tless and live in fear for the rest of their lives

Answer 4

yes, in a way. however, I don't agree with his methods of making people appreciate their lives

Answer 5

not really, i think teaching them to appreciate it is way more productive then killing them.

Answer 6

Jigsaw IS a really twisted killer, no doubt about that. In a sense though, he does seem right about those people whom he puts to test. The situations he puts his victims in is quite ironic, given their deeds, and that philosophical angle makes this movie series interesting.

Answer 7

No, he is a sick, twisted old man that could have done something with his life by going to Jr. High and High Schools to inspire youths to appreciate their life, but instead decides to play God, which he has no right to and force another human being to kill someone the way he does his "apprentice" Linda did in order for them to be able to live.

Answer 8

so do you suggest we start putting people in traps?

this is a movie and i think you need to realise that.  

Answer 9

WELL NOT REALLY BECAUSE HE MAKES IT TO HARD FOR THEM TOO LIVE ITS LIKE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO SURVIVE.

BUT WOULD YOU DO THE SAME THING AS HIM?

Answer 10

It depends.

If such people are rapers, murderers, gangsters and drug addicts, then they should be treated the same way they treat others.

But if people who committed sins and confessed, they should be guided and remove from the negative environment.

Discipline action is measured by what crime or sins that one person has done.