‘Bad people actually outlive the good ones’ – Funnybone says karma Is outdated

Nigerian comedian Funnybone has sparked a discussion about the concept of karma with a controversial social media post. The comedian argues that "bad people actually outlive the good ones," suggesting that people who have wronged others may not face any consequences for their actions.

In his post, Funnybone challenges the notion that karma will eventually catch up with individuals who have behaved poorly. He asserts, "Karma is outdated. Nothing will happen to the people who wronged you." This statement implies that wrongdoing does not necessarily lead to retribution.

The comedian goes on to question whether good deeds always result in rewards, stating, "Being good is a choice, and it doesn't always come with a reward." This raises the point that moral behavior is not guaranteed to be acknowledged or compensated for in the same way that negative actions may be punished.

Funnybone encapsulates his argument with the phrase, "Bad people actually outlive the good ones." He emphasizes that the world continues to spin regardless of individual actions, and the person who has wronged another may continue to do well without facing any repercussions. He concludes by encouraging people to view goodness as a personal choice, rather than something they should expect to be rewarded for: "Being good is a choice, and it doesn’t always come with a reward."