(January 18, 2016 at 2:09 am)miaharun Wrote:(January 18, 2016 at 12:30 am)ApeNotKillApe Wrote: When you say "what has happened in the past" I don't know if you mean in the sense of bad karma in a past life or the actions of the victim's individual life. Either way, the idea that a victim somehow earns their rape is despicable. On what system does this karma shit operate? Is it supposed to be a consolation that the rapist themselves may be violated in the future or in a future life? Should it serve as a consolation that the victim who was assaulted probably did something to deserve it? Should we be glad when someone is assaulted? Is it poetic justice? Does that really put things in perspective for you?
"What happened in the past" means all of the individuals actions (good and bad karma). We should not be glad for such assaults.
Karma seems to approve of it. When little kids are tortured to death or sexually violated or blown to pieces as collateral damage in some war, Karma nods with approval, because they clearly deserved it by some vague standard that they will never understand.
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