You make a good point, and it is important to recognize that we cannot control all aspects of our lives, and that the world is not always just or fair. However, I believe that the issue at hand is not about whether the world is fair or not, but rather about the impact that witnessing good things happen to bad people can have on our individual and collective sense of morality.

When we see bad people being rewarded for their actions, it can be demoralizing and cause us to question the value of leading an honest and moral life. This can have a ripple effect, leading to a breakdown of trust in society and even more immoral behavior.

Furthermore, if bad people continue to be rewarded for their actions, they may become emboldened and continue to engage in harmful behavior, perpetuating a cycle of corruption and injustice.

Of course, we should not become bitter or resigned to the injustices of the world, but rather use our recognition of these injustices to fuel our efforts to create a more just and equitable society. By standing up for what is right and just, and holding those who engage in harmful behavior accountable, we can work towards creating a better world for ourselves and future generations.
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