- Comedian Funny Bone challenges the belief in karma.
- He argues that the idea of karma is outdated.
- He emphasizes that not everyone who harms others faces consequences.
Comedian Funny Bone has shared his thoughts on the popular belief that people eventually face the consequences of their actions through karma.
In a post shared on social media, the comedian argued that the concept of karma is outdated, stressing that people who hurt others do not necessarily suffer for their actions.
According to Funny Bone, life does not always work in a way where bad people are punished and good people are rewarded. He noted that, in many cases, those who behave badly continue to live their lives without facing any obvious consequences for the harm they have caused.
He further explained that choosing to be a good person should come from personal conviction rather than the expectation of receiving a reward in return.
Funny Bone also urged people to make their choices and remain committed to them, reminding them that life continues regardless of who may have wronged them.
His remarks have sparked conversations about karma, justice and whether doing good should always be expected to attract a reward.
His words…
“Unpopular truth!
Karma is outdated.
Nothing will happen to the people who wronged you. Bad people actually outlive the good ones. Nobody is necessarily paying for their wrongdoings. Being good is a choice, and it doesn’t always come with a reward.
Choose a side and stick to it. The world won’t stop rotating because someone wronged you, and the person who wronged you won’t necessarily stop doing well because they wronged you.
Know this and know peace”.
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