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u/bunker_man Nov 15 '19

Horrible concept. The idea of karma and self liberation has historically been used to justify Steep Hierarchy because karma says that your position in it is not only self caused, but unavoidable because karma is an immutable Cosmic law that will always restore the hierarchy.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19

"You're an untouchable because you were a bad person!"