Extremely satisfying seeing evil people getting punished by destiny/karma

[standardcel]

Like whores getting pumped and dumped
Not having children
Their kids turning homosexual or tranny
Drug addicts
Getting cheated on

Everyone gets what he deserves at the end. Life is fair

 

[thenewhebbe]

Being whore is not immoral

 

[standardcel]

Being whore is not immoral

It’s the root of all problems. If they kept their virginity to 1 men there would be less than a half of divorces and cheating

 

[thenewhebbe]

It’s the root of all problems. If they kept their virginity to 1 men there would be less than a half of divorces and cheating

Divorce can be bad and be ok. Then cheating would be the bad thing not her whoring around

 

[Sociobiology]

Karma isn't real because morality is subjective.

 

[IAMNOTANINCEL]

There is no good or bad, karma isn't real
Evil people are rewarded by nature

 

[standardcel]

Divorce can be bad and be ok. Then cheating would be the bad thing not her whoring around

If she’s whore she will cheat or want open relationship still clueless how women are in 2023 they can’t stay with a single men

 

[longjohnmong]

Everyone gets what he deserves at the end

giga cope

 

[thenewhebbe]

If she’s whore she will cheat or want open relationship still clueless how women are in 2023 they can’t stay with a single men

Then dont date them

 

[Deleted member 23359]

Karma isn't real because morality is subjective.

Not really most people people have one sense of morality

 

[Deleted member 19567]

Karma isn't real because morality is subjective.

Karma is real but its misunderstood.

Karma is like a cycle. Its both good and bad for everyone. This is perhaps why people call karma a "bitch". It refers to the system of causality and cause and effect. For every action in this reality its a positive and negative outcome (due to our state of being).

For example, a person who gives a hungry homeless person in need food does a objective good to the homeless person, and eventually to himself. Though, even though he did a good thing, he immediately faced a disadvantage financially or resource wise (he lost out on giving away food).

He faced a negative reaction to his action immediately, yet eventually his good deed will come back to him, whether its in a metaphysical way, the homeless man paying his debt, someone watching the man and thinking they should also do good(which leads to chain reaction of people doing more good, increasing the odds of him running across good actions done to him knowingly or unknowingly) aka more people doing good because of his actions, or the homeless person thinking to treat people better, or to do better because of the kindness he was shown etc. Eventually the nature of what he done will come back to the good man! Even if at the very least, its comfort in death knowing he did good deeds.

Think of karma as a clock timer. You turn it one way, and it begins its tick off to the opposite side.

Likewise, a thief also faces the same system of karma. He goes in Walmart and steals from the registers and whatnot. Lets say he got away and made a bunch of money, or he fulfilled his thrill etc. His karma started off on a positive charge, and is ticking to the latter. His debt of "karma" will be paid in a variety of ways, whether its through self repentance(self sacrifice), the store closing and eventually making it harder for him to buy things he needs, his behavior influencing other peoples behavior and or promoting thief's who will eventually suck him dry one day. As as touted in the last example for the good man, if at least, perhaps metaphysical or a strong and crippling unease at eventual death.

How do you know something is good? Well, there's a meaning behind the word "treat others the way you want to be treated". Ultimately it depends on if someone is aware of goodwill or not, but there is a objective "good and bad" for us humans. I believe.

 

[Deleted member 19567]

How do you know something is good? Well, there's a meaning behind the word "treat others the way you want to be treated". Ultimately it depends on if someone is aware of goodwill or not, but there is a objective "good and bad" for us humans. I believe.

Meaning behind the phrase*

 

[Sociobiology]

Not really most people people have one sense of morality

not true, your culture defines what is and isn't moral.

Look at how homosexuality is viewed across different cultures.

 

[Sociobiology]

Karma is real but its misunderstood.

Karma is like a cycle. Its both good and bad for everyone. This is perhaps why people call karma a "bitch". It refers to the system of causality and cause and effect. For every action in this reality its a positive and negative outcome (due to our state of being).

For example, a person who gives a hungry homeless person in need food does a objective good to the homeless person, and eventually to himself. Though, even though he did a good thing, he immediately faced a disadvantage financially or resource wise (he lost out on giving away food).

He faced a negative reaction to his action immediately, yet eventually his good deed will come back to him, whether its in a metaphysical way, the homeless man paying his debt, someone watching the man and thinking they should also do good(which leads to chain reaction of people doing more good, increasing the odds of him running across good actions done to him knowingly or unknowingly) aka more people doing good because of his actions, or the homeless person thinking to treat people better, or to do better because of the kindness he was shown etc. Eventually the nature of what he done will come back to the good man! Even if at the very least, its comfort in death knowing he did good deeds.

Think of karma as a clock timer. You turn it one way, and it begins its tick off to the opposite side.

Likewise, a thief also faces the same system of karma. He goes in Walmart and steals from the registers and whatnot. Lets say he got away and made a bunch of money, or he fulfilled his thrill etc. His karma started off on a positive charge, and is ticking to the latter. His debt of "karma" will be paid in a variety of ways, whether its through self repentance(self sacrifice), the store closing and eventually making it harder for him to buy things he needs, his behavior influencing other peoples behavior and or promoting thief's who will eventually suck him dry one day. As as touted in the last example for the good man, if at least, perhaps metaphysical or a strong and crippling unease at eventual death.

How do you know something is good? Well, there's a meaning behind the word "treat others the way you want to be treated". Ultimately it depends on if someone is aware of goodwill or not, but there is a objective "good and bad" for us humans. I believe.

Gigacope.

 

[Deleted member 46979]

karma is just a mystical illustration of the physical phenomenon of causality. karma=when the actions of people have a cascading effect on their future selves. ie when someone who supports abolishing incarceration gets her head ran over by her own car during a carjacking by someone who would be in jail if not for the liberal politicians, da's, and judges she voted for.

Oakland baker dies after brutal car break-in

The owner of an Oakland bakery who was severely injured in a robbery has died. She was dragged more than 50 feet by the car of thieves who cornered her.

www.sfchronicle.com