Uhm no! You clearly don't get it per your example.Nothing offends me. The above would be karma. Acknowledging the karma but not mourning his loss is sad. That's just me.
Is wearing revealing clothes and then getting raped karma too? Would seem to fit your definition.
So according to you, it is ok that I acknowledged the Karma but I did not mourn his loss. (that is the sad part). Mourning his loss? Is that what I should be doing? And how did you mourn his loss? Did you have a 30 second moment of silence for him and everyone else who dies that you do not know? Please do enlighten me with your mourning experience? I had no idea that you took so personally someone's death that you had no idea of and actually experienced grief over it. How do you actually accomplish anything when you should be mourning all the time?
I don't mourn his death, I don't celebrate his death. I have no personal connection to him whatsoever.
As a matter of fact, does the original poster not point out the same thing by posting the article without using the word Karma? Let's take it further, the person who wrote the article and publication who published did the same? It is newsworthy because it demonstrates Karma.