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Originally Posted by John Matrix
I'm just going off of what they've displayed here, which is a lack of any humanity. Because of that, I could care less about any of their suffering, and given their need to prod others to gain acceptance, I think I would find any of their sufferings to be damned enjoyable, because it is karma, and karma's a bitch. fuck them. As I said, it's bad for their relatives, but not for them. Any misery they feel is well deserved.
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you don't think you're going too far with your karma theory? let me just try to get this straight here for a second. Somebody made fun of you on the internet, or whatever, so their family members should die because karma is a bitch, but it definately does suck for the people who died, but not for the person that made fun of you on the internet? that is well deserved and justified suffering? but not for the person who actually died, just for the internet Kansas City Chiefs message board member? So if you believe for an eye for an eye, than you are suffering just as much right now by these people making fun of you on the internet, than if your parents died right now?
Is that right? am I close?
but if you do not believe in an eye for an eye, then you obviously believe in karma, so this principle is similar to that expressed by the Christian verse, "As ye sow, so shall ye reap." where positive actions bring positive results, and negative actions will result in suffering. So now I ask this,
since it is obvious to anybody who does not have anti-social disorder, or who is just your typical evil person, that one or a couple of posts on this message board that made fun of you does not equal the suffering of losing a loved one. So how many posts does it take? how many times does one person need to make fun of you on a message board on the internet justify this, as you say karma is a bitch. In your mind, is it only 1 post? since that is the number of posts I have insulted you and you have told me that I deserve this sort of suffering as a result of karma
please explain