Of course not, and to think otherwise would not only be ridiculous, it would be irrational self-hatred.
I didn't ask to be born with certain physical traits that women find unattractive. I didn't ask to be born with Asperger's or social anxiety. I didn't ask to be born into an era where rampant feminism has made life miserable for all but the chaddiest of males. I didn't ask to be just the right (or wrong) age to graduate college and enter the job market in the exact year when the Great Recession hit. All of the traits and factors that have made my life unhappy are things that are out of my control.
The just world fallacy is perhaps the most dangerous fallacy to believe in. The idea that there is some grand scheme, whether it's called "God", "karma", or whatever, that makes everything somehow morally "right" the way it is, can be (and is) used to justify and rationalize the most horrible atrocities.
The cold, hard, blackpilled truth is that there are millions of assholes enjoying great lives, and millions of good people who are suffering. Bluepilled copers are in denial of this fact.
