Normies are typically the ones who believe that the world is inherently “Just” by nature. They believe in things like karma, a concept predicated on the notion that what goes around comes around, that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, that those who do good will be rewarded for their actions by the natural order of the world and that conversely the bad individuals will be punished for their actions by natural order of the world.
In the country that I come from: Bangladesh, there was a genocide committed against us in 1971 by the Pakistan army who raped 300 000 women and killed over 3 million people. If karma is real, then why were so many of the government/military officials who were responsible for the genocide, never punished for their war crimes and instead were able to return to Pakistan and live out the rest of their lives living in mansions and palaces, living under state protection, and having a collective of servants to do their bidding ensuring that they lived lives of luxury and opulence despite their acts of atrocity?
If karma is real, why are there so many unsolved homicides, meaning that there are murderers who are living freely among society just because they were never caught and apprehended for their actions, due to police laziness, incompetence and corruption? Instead of avoiding consequences for their crimes, Shouldn’t the murderers have been punished in some manner by the mystical forces of the universe (otherwise known as karma)?
normies have this twisted idea that the world is somehow inherently fair, that’s why they keep telling men that women are attracted to personality, as this notion suggests that all men are in CONTROL of whether they can attract a woman.
They vehemently deny that women are attracted to looks, Because admitting that women are attracted to looks would be a direct contradiction of their view of the world being a place of justice and fairness if people are judged based on things OUT OF THEIR CONTROL
Its also the reason that normies believe that anyone can just work hard and make it out on top, because in a just and fair world, hard work = success, but in reality the people who work the hardest are working pay check to pay check, living their life like a slave due to being deprived of resources while the people who work the least (bosses, executives and people in positions of command/authority) earn the most money and live the most pleasurable/privileged lives.
There is nothing fair or just about the world we live in, when the quality of your life is dependant on the genetic lottery which determines: whether you’re born abled or disabled; whether you’re born in a rich or poor family; whether you’re born ugly or attractive etc.
How can you tell a child who is born in a slum in a third world country that “life is fair” when he didn’t do anything wrong to be born into poverty? If karma is real, what crime did the newborn child commit in the womb to be born into living conditions which he will most likely not survive while a child somewhere else is born in a wealthy family and will most likely live a long, healthy and happy life?
there is nothing fair or just about the world, this world is an inherently unfair and unjust place where the metaphorical roll of the dice or flip of the coin before your birth, determines the circumstances you are born into and thus the quality of life you are expected to experience. In this world, success or failure in anything is determined largely by luck and also by your physical/intellectual strength and social/political influence in a world where “might makes right”.
In the country that I come from: Bangladesh, there was a genocide committed against us in 1971 by the Pakistan army who raped 300 000 women and killed over 3 million people. If karma is real, then why were so many of the government/military officials who were responsible for the genocide, never punished for their war crimes and instead were able to return to Pakistan and live out the rest of their lives living in mansions and palaces, living under state protection, and having a collective of servants to do their bidding ensuring that they lived lives of luxury and opulence despite their acts of atrocity?
If karma is real, why are there so many unsolved homicides, meaning that there are murderers who are living freely among society just because they were never caught and apprehended for their actions, due to police laziness, incompetence and corruption? Instead of avoiding consequences for their crimes, Shouldn’t the murderers have been punished in some manner by the mystical forces of the universe (otherwise known as karma)?
normies have this twisted idea that the world is somehow inherently fair, that’s why they keep telling men that women are attracted to personality, as this notion suggests that all men are in CONTROL of whether they can attract a woman.
They vehemently deny that women are attracted to looks, Because admitting that women are attracted to looks would be a direct contradiction of their view of the world being a place of justice and fairness if people are judged based on things OUT OF THEIR CONTROL
Its also the reason that normies believe that anyone can just work hard and make it out on top, because in a just and fair world, hard work = success, but in reality the people who work the hardest are working pay check to pay check, living their life like a slave due to being deprived of resources while the people who work the least (bosses, executives and people in positions of command/authority) earn the most money and live the most pleasurable/privileged lives.
There is nothing fair or just about the world we live in, when the quality of your life is dependant on the genetic lottery which determines: whether you’re born abled or disabled; whether you’re born in a rich or poor family; whether you’re born ugly or attractive etc.
How can you tell a child who is born in a slum in a third world country that “life is fair” when he didn’t do anything wrong to be born into poverty? If karma is real, what crime did the newborn child commit in the womb to be born into living conditions which he will most likely not survive while a child somewhere else is born in a wealthy family and will most likely live a long, healthy and happy life?
there is nothing fair or just about the world, this world is an inherently unfair and unjust place where the metaphorical roll of the dice or flip of the coin before your birth, determines the circumstances you are born into and thus the quality of life you are expected to experience. In this world, success or failure in anything is determined largely by luck and also by your physical/intellectual strength and social/political influence in a world where “might makes right”.
