Quote from: Mervyn_Pumpkinhead on July 23, 2014, 11:30:31 AM

Quote from: empowering on July 23, 2014, 11:04:34 AM

Yeah fine... you go out dishing the " I hope x gets what they deserve" and try to spin that into some moral high ground... whatever helps you through the day... I wish everyone including you, happiness and fulfillment and the capacity to evolve and grow (and become better versions of themselves) if that is what they need.. that is what I feel people , all people deserve- and hopefully when people have enough love and understanding in their lives, they can spread it around to those in need.... that is my wish for everyone on this forum and in general....

The amount of people I see on here gleefully wishing people lose their shirts "to get what they deserve" or " to learn a lesson" or "because it will make you laugh so hard" etc etc makes me want to vomit- it is twisted imo.

What a way to think/spend your time....

Wishing ill on other pople that you do not even know- just for the sake of it, or so you can feel clever... is really really low and dumb in my opinion and is for those who lack humanity. ( and I hope that those people can become better versions of themselves- ie not be such cunts)

You have a kind heart if you truly wish everyone else good. I prefer not to wish anything for anyone, especially for someone I know very little of. That's because I think that my wishes have no dominion in this matter. Like I said, everyone will get what they deserve and that will happen no matter what I wished for them.

You are correct you or I have no control over what other people en masse end up getting.... the only thing you have control over are your thoughts and your intent and actions, and you can use those to better the world, or not, not just for other people, it is not purely unselfish, as at the end of the day the thoughts in your head are a mirror.

People do not always get what they deserve either - for example the 227,898 odd people that died in the 2004 tsunami as an easy example.

Anyways- have a good day - don't lose your shirt.