Let karma cause and effect my tiny ass. If it can.

Sorry to those that take the concept of karma seriously. Especially all of you who are into Buddhism, Judaism, and so on. Not trying to bash ya'll, just trying to bring up a point.

Here are my reasons for believing that karma is not the responsible force for "cause and effect":
- it only encourages people out of fear or greed to do good things and expect something to happen in return rather than act out of genuine concern.
- bad things have been happening to good people, and good things have been happening to bad people.
- all in all, I don't necessarily believe everyone, including myself, is necessarily "good". We all have some amount of crazy.
- most people have different views on what is "good" and what is "bad". So if one person is committing a crime and believes they are doing good (being there are no objective morals in the world as we know it), his actions are very liable for potential "good karma".
- I believe that there are always consequences and benefits in making moral decisions, both good or bad.