Bullys always got everything in life jobs, good memories, girls they are respected etc while the victims always live suicidal and depressed there is not morals in this world not equality everything is corrupt always will be corrupt this world is a joke i wonder why people want to live many years in this life
yive
life is evil
- Nov 6, 2020
- 696
FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 37,036
Yeah, this life really is unfair. I believe karma isn't a real thing and there is so much endless suffering in this life which will continue as long as humans exist. I think how well we do in life is all based on random luck. Some people are not simply built to withstand this life. I tell myself its all pointless as we just die anyway.
LenkaX
Maybe there is a hope!
- Aug 14, 2020
- 366
At least we have always the possibility of CTB...
Yes and this luck is most important at young age. After 30+, there are no more opportunities for anything if you missed out in your young age.
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Isn't it kind of reassuring though? That there is some kind of rule to this world where being good means to suffer and being bad is rewarded(It's usually just fun on the expense of others - exchanging your humanity for animality/ego). Sure there's got to be a soul for the gradual selling to begin with.
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No there is no karma and there is no justice. Life does what it wants. It doesn't ask. If you are looking for the meaning of life you have already lost. I find the realization sad.
NormaJeane
Member
- Mar 24, 2021
- 648
Life is not fair. I have learned that people who are mean succeed in life. To be kind in a world full of evil people, that can be a failure.
nopointofliving
Warrior
- Apr 19, 2021
- 513
I also concluded the same. I also wrote about it a time ago (why do the worst people have a better life?)
Life is really unfair. I feel so much pain living on earth. I can't wait to leave this planet and be merged with the void again.
Life is really unfair. I feel so much pain living on earth. I can't wait to leave this planet and be merged with the void again.
Dr Iron Arc
Into the Unknown
- Feb 10, 2020
- 20,664
I think if that were completely true I'd be having a great life because I'm definitely one of the worst people I know if not the absolute worst.
It is true that some people seemingly get rewarded for being terrible though. That's just more fuel to the fire that life really sucks...
It is true that some people seemingly get rewarded for being terrible though. That's just more fuel to the fire that life really sucks...
nopointofliving
Warrior
- Apr 19, 2021
- 513
life operates in a weird manner.
If you acknowledge that you a bad person, then you aren't bad at all. Sometimes life pushes us to take a wrong path and make some wrong decisions which leads us to a disaster. I'd rather blame it on the genes and life circumstances rather than our own self. We're just actors playing our stupid roles in this weird disturbing life.
Dr Iron Arc
Into the Unknown
- Feb 10, 2020
- 20,664
I've wrestled with this before. I somehow doubt that I'm any less evil just because I realize I am. Am I not more of a bad person because I know I am one and do nothing about it? Least that's how I see it...
aWishNotTrue
- Apr 5, 2021
- 111
It just means you are self aware.
Next is the consideration between doing want you desire and the moral/ethical/legal consequences.
It's your choice to do anything society deems wrong, but a guilty conscious doesn't abscond you of your crime. Ultimately, if you don't do anything then you aren't really a dangerous person, thought crime isn't a criminal offence.
Next is the consideration between doing want you desire and the moral/ethical/legal consequences.
It's your choice to do anything society deems wrong, but a guilty conscious doesn't abscond you of your crime. Ultimately, if you don't do anything then you aren't really a dangerous person, thought crime isn't a criminal offence.
Yes because capitalism rewards that behaviour. Individualism goes hand in hand with selfishness, which goes well with shamelessness and narcissism.
Yeah. not all of them, but many end up having a great life.
That's why I don't believe in any Gods or karma. Nonsense.
That's why I don't believe in any Gods or karma. Nonsense.
nopointofliving
Warrior
- Apr 19, 2021
- 513
Hello Matt,
I used to believe in Karma, I no longer care about it. You know, we humans are good in projecting our thinking on life. We see someone does good thing, then he gets rewarded, and we say ::"oh whoever does good deed will be rewarded" :D. It doesn't work that way. Life is so vast and complicated, and we haven't discovered 1% of it yet, how can we make such conclusions about karma, god ... etc?!!
Exactly, it's nonsense. If there really was a God, karma or whatever, we could see it or feel it.
It seems everything in this universe is just nonsense and random! (Sure, we know about evolution, big bang, etc but if you really try to find the root of everything, you end up trapped in the eternal cycle of "what what was before than that that which was before" lol)
Dr Iron Arc
Into the Unknown
- Feb 10, 2020
- 20,664
Some people will say "Silence is Violence". I don't personally believe that but I live in California and that's supposedly the progressive thing to say therefore my choice to do nothing makes me just as evil anyway. And yet the most noble thing I choose to do is absolutely nothing because I know that any form of development or acquired confidence will cause me to actively do evil things. Personally I believe my choice to kill myself is the only real good action I can do to eliminate evil like me.
aWishNotTrue
- Apr 5, 2021
- 111
Isn't that more in the vain of the bystander effect/culpability?
I wouldn't think that refers to mentally ill people who have compulsive thoughts they can do nothing about, but rather that bystanders should not sit idly by in silence when there is a crime going on.
It's certainly a difficult choice to ctb in order to prevent yourself from acting on your worst thoughts. Have you already removed access to firearms, knives, weapons, or other tools that could make you more quick to actually perform those thoughts? I just imagine there are less permanent solutions to restrict the potential harm you could cause, but locking yourself up in jail or a mental facility isn't gonna help reduce the need to ctb :(
I wouldn't think that refers to mentally ill people who have compulsive thoughts they can do nothing about, but rather that bystanders should not sit idly by in silence when there is a crime going on.
It's certainly a difficult choice to ctb in order to prevent yourself from acting on your worst thoughts. Have you already removed access to firearms, knives, weapons, or other tools that could make you more quick to actually perform those thoughts? I just imagine there are less permanent solutions to restrict the potential harm you could cause, but locking yourself up in jail or a mental facility isn't gonna help reduce the need to ctb :(
Dr Iron Arc
Into the Unknown
- Feb 10, 2020
- 20,664
I don't wanna be locked up, and I'm not proficient with any weapons at all but just because my crimes aren't violent doesn't mean they aren't bad and it doesn't mean I'm not terrible for having these thoughts in the first place.
profoundexperience
You can feel the punishment but you cant commit ts
- Jun 29, 2020
- 436
@yive, NICE! for quote from EDH (page 1011).
I wish more people had an appreciation of that book...
I wish more people had an appreciation of that book...
Tintypographer
I am done as of 4-21-2023. Somewhere I am no more
- Apr 29, 2020
- 471
I feel like the bullies and people who need something from me would get angry if I go through with ctb because they would lose their person to pile things onto.
I am pretty sure the people who bullied me in school have great lifes. They were children of very rich parents. It hurts to much thinking about that. I try to forget them but in my nightmares they always return...
