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“Karma Is Outdated. Nothing Will Happen To Anyone Who Wrongs You” – Comedian Funnybone
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“Karma Is Outdated. Nothing Will Happen To Anyone Who Wrongs You” – Comedian Funnybone

InformationNG about 3 hours 1 mins read

Comedian Funnybone has ignited a spirited online debate after questioning the traditional concept of karma.

The father of one took to social media to express his skepticism, labeling karma as an outdated and ineffective concept. In his post, Funnybone argued that wrongdoing does not inherently result in negative consequences, nor does being a good person guarantee a reward.

“Nothing bad will happen to anyone who does people wrong,” the comedian stated, challenging the widely held belief in cosmic justice.

Funnybone’s perspective has divided social media users, sparking a mix of agreement and pushback over whether cosmic justice is still a relevant concept

Read his post below:

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