My point was written off of Sal's comment Jim. It concerned the implications of Karmic theory concerning unfortunate lives. My point was that I don't accept that any human understands any of this and I am not convinced or impressed with Karmic theory's attempt to explain life's inner mechanism. I specifically thanked everyone who contributed to the discussion including you in an attempt to avoid this kind of post.
--- In [email protected], "sandiego108" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Angela Mailander > <mailander111@> wrote: > > > > I've not had time to follow this whole thread, but, > > reading this post at random, I'd say that Sal and > > Curtis are doing a fine job defending my ass. The > > only thing about karma that I know for sure is that it > > is as unfathomable as God (its alleged author) is; if > > there ain't one, then karma is as unfathomable as the > > great and universal as well as necessarily eternal > > abyss of human ignorance is. > > > > That being the case (and it's airtight), I'd have to > > say that any statement about what anyone deserves in > > this world is arrogant, stupid, and cruel, not to > > mention narrow-minded. <snip> > > How childish of you, Sal and Curtis, given my remark that the > Universe operates in an absolutely neutral way, and THEREFORE > everyone gets exactly what they deserve. > > Again, you haven't answered, nor has weasely Sal, nor Curtis, about > why you instantly assumed I am talking about what is deserved from a > standpoint of suffering. Not one of the three of you has given me a > reason why you run my words through this peculiar filter. > > I can only conclude that the Universe, according to Angela, Sal and > Curtis gives some what they deserve, and others are treated > differently, specially. Why some of us are singled out, and the rest > of us must merely make do with all of the universal laws is a > mystery to me. Sounds just as arrogant, stupid, and cruel, not to > mention as narrow-minded as my words strike you. > > Gee I hope the three of you end up in the select group that is not > subject to the neutral laws of the universe. Oh right, you're > already there. In that case, I bow down to the god-like egos of > Angela, Sal and Curtis. I will leave the three of you to your very > special place in the Universe, and go back to the other > 99.99999999999%. > > Sounds truly insane to me, but if you folks are happy with it, OK. >
