Do you believe in the fairness of the world?

[horizontick]

The world isn't fair and nor will it ever be. There are so many variables at play that doesn't allow for it, from natural abilities or lack of to random chance. People like to comfort themselves with the possibility of a just world or that people perceived as bad will be punished by karma but that's nothing more than them trying to feel better about their world. The best anyone can do is to make the most of the cards they're dealt.

I agree with you. But in this case, negros do not deserve hatred. Negros definitely not as smart as white, but they should have the same rights as whites.

[Armand_Duval]

Fairness of the world as you describe it does happen and I do believe in it although in doesnt necessarly always works out as it is supposed to.

Many fair and honest people suffer disasters that they woudnt deserve, for instance beautiful children with nice loving parents who get cancer.....There are also loads of criminals, subhumans of the worst kind that commit their felonies and yet they get away with it, I see a lot of the latter happening in my country.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

I agree with you. But in this case, negros do not deserve hatred. Negros definitely not as smart as white, but they should have the same rights as whites.

I'm not sure it's definite. There are many unknown variables at play with regards to intelligence. From what we know now it appears to be that way but, as I said, there many be other things at play. Black American pregnant women generally have poor prenatal care, for example.

No one deserves hatred just for existing but they do for their actions. Avoiding a group of people because of bad past experiences is you making safety a priority. That, however, doesn't mean individuals from that group aren't decent and likeable.

[Alexander20]

You can look to the world with a sense of causality but that is it to the full effect. There is by no means any guarantee that actions will be respectively addressed.

[Prisoner Of Ice]

I believe God is on my side, which is a lot better.

[superhorn]

There's an old saying in English : "No good deed goes unpunished ". This means that people are often penalized for doing the right thing .

[Hierarchalist]

Absolutely not, might is right

Might always wins

[Hierarchalist]

I agree with you. But in this case, negros do not deserve hatred. Negros definitely not as smart as white, but they should have the same rights as whites.

Why do you think negroes should be given the same "rights" ? Where do these "rights" come from? God?

I'm sorry to offend your feeble psyche, but we live In a universe that is completely indifferent to any notion of fairness, justice, or equality...

[Loki]

Might always wins

That's what you think. But not always ... karma is a bitch.

[arcticwolf]

Do you mean fairness of existence? That would depend if something like natural ethical law exists or not. We know for sure cause and effect exists, nothing can exist without a cause. I act like it does exist. Also if existence is understood as a single lifetime it may not be the whole body of evidence needed to understand both cause and effect.