Instant Karma: These people got what they deserved…and more [watch]

Bored Panda recently collected some of the best posts from the “Instant Karma” subreddit that prove that justice can sometimes strike like a bolt from the blue.

Whatever you do, will come back to you

With nearly 1.9 million members and eight-and-a-half years of getting their show on the road, the “Instant Karma” community is one of the leviathans of Reddit. However, don’t think that they’re just about seeing only unethical people get punished.

According to Bored Panda:

“They also urge their members to post examples of folks getting rewarded for good behaviour as well. Examples of delayed karma or scripted events are, obviously, not permitted on this subreddit. The name of the community is pretty self-explanatory. What’s more, r/instantkarma’s moderators have pointed out that they have no tolerance for calls to violence.”

Just because somebody deserves to be punished, doesn’t mean that redditors should pour hatred and vile language online. Of course, discussions are encouraged, but they have to be civil. Exactly like people ought to be in real life.

Have a look at how karma dealt with these people:

A marine and hand-to-hand combat instructor

Pretty Instant Karma
Photo: Hillshurt

That’s a good boy!

Got What Was Coming
Photo: Blazingfire17

My parking space

I Love Karma
Photo: About137Ninjas

A dog’s life

Got What He Deserved
Photo: Zbiu_YT

That’s my bicycle, thank you!

Just Mad I Tell You
Photo: PizzaPow

Lions vs Poachers

Got What They Deserved
Photo: Amygdala5822

Move your legs!

Kid Refuses To Move His Legs, Guy Sits On Them Instead
Photo: Supraman18

A Giant Snowman

Snowman 1, Driver 0
Photo: Vlancing

A brick bouncing back

Reverse Brick
Photo: gabedavis46

That’s a lot of sanitiser

Karma
Photo: Bored Panda

Blocking an electric charging station

Block An Electric Charging Station... Get Towed
Photo: kevinowdziej

More about karma

Karma (car-ma) is a word meaning the result of a person’s actions as well as the actions themselves. It is a term about the cycle of cause and effect.

According to the theory of “karma”, what happens to a person, happens because they caused it with their actions. Many karma examples, both good and bad, can be seen in everyday life — as we’ve seen above!



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