Topic: RIP Justin Carmical AKA JewWario 1971-2014

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So many human actions are rooted in selfish desire, i.e. literally pursuing your own interest. And in a terrible moment, this man believed that suicide was in his best interest. Of course his family meant the world to him, but his ability to reciprocate their love and concern was temporarily, permanently lost.

I don't know how many people have been on the other side of suicide.

It's rough. Absolutely. But you never feel angry at a so called 'selfish' act. You beat yourself up over what you didn't do.

It's hard for everyone, show some respect.

Never heard of his Channel, but sad to hear how he passed.

ive been thinking about this news all day still. holy diver was the hardest game i ever played, i watched that video with him in it years ago and i remember it like it was the other day. i can still remember what i ate that day, what day it was and everything. maybe thats why ive been thinking about this too much. that video impacted me and the game as well.

I wonder how many missed the fact that the OP said they did not want this to turn into a discussion about suicide? Honestly, how a person goes is not the important fact, especially here, it's the impact they had on other people while they lived. From what I see, Justin did the world a great service with his videos, that is what should be remembered.

Did Nintendolife make a note about this?

Never heard of this guy before but Rest in peace to him.

Sleep Well.

RIP.

When I used to watch these types of videos, I always enjoyed his. He seemed like a good guy. It was a mistake he made, but I sure do hope we can remember him in life for who he was and probably who he wanted to be.