I understand. eventually we all would accept another version of reality because this one is just a wrecked ship.
@kay' I do recognize that suffer and misery is eventual and it would stretch to extreme limits for most of us. some folks are born to suffer all the way till their death, in the most extreme and brutal ways possible. some die a horrible gorey death that isn't justified or seem like injustice. a prime example I would use against a muslim if I didn't believe in god currently would be this:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mecca_crane_collapse
I would ask: what did these people did to die such a miserable death? they literally squashed and squeezed and where? within the perimeter of the holiest place in islam
that doesn't mean I don't clear god's accountability for this. I do realize that god put in misfortune in this world. what I can't however is judge god or do anything to stop the force that drives these things.
I know you're a smart person and you know that no matter how smart you are, there has to be someone smarter than you. what if that person was the one who orchestrates everything? in the end it truly doesn't matter. if you suppose that god exists then it's a testimony that we're helpless left in the hand of a being whom we can't stop or overthrow. so why would it be logical to revolt?
even if we suppose that god is a tyrant that would be like throwing yourself to destruction, which takes away your brilliance. in that case i'd be no different than people who revolt only to make their country end up worse and have worse consequences.