Eight wild cats were poisoned in Shenzhen Children's Park. Will there be retribution for killing cats and dogs?

To tell the truth, these people who poisoned cats and dogs in children's paradise have no retribution. I have no intention of making excuses for them, and I don't want to curse anyone. I only said the wild cats in the children's playground.

First, to be honest, feeding wild cats in children's paradise is a safety hazard. It happened in a children's paradise in Shenzhen, not a park. There is a difference between the two. Not all children can live in peace with cats that are not tied with ropes, and some children are allergic to cat hair. After all, they are wild cats. In most children's playgrounds, if they accidentally scratch any child, it may be a turning point in their fate.

Second, about poisoning: You can never imagine the thoughts of some extreme parents. Let's start with the blunt force blow that poisoned eight cats. I can believe that the garden didn't do it, but I don't rule out which extreme parents did it.

A few years ago, I came across such a case. When a mother was passing a park with a child, a wild cat jumped down from a tree and scratched her child. At that time, Ma Bao took her children to the hospital. About a week later, the lady killed five cats with a stick in the park. One of them is not a wild cat, but a couple's pet. The other party calls the police and the two parties mediate. But did this lady really miscalculate?

Third, about retribution or not: if you can really do it, you don't believe this; People who believe in retribution are more vulnerable inside. Let's talk about karma. Although I believe there will be retribution, I am also compassionate. But if someone really kills the wildcat that everyone feeds, can you believe in retribution? I don't think so. Since they don't believe it, even if something happens, they will think it is materialism. Accident? It's no use talking to them about karma.

What's more, some people believe in retribution, and only when they condemn others do they think they deserve it. When they meet themselves, their hearts are empty.