why do good people die earlier in life and the bad ones stick around for the longest?

Question

Too much of something could be someone's curse, wether it's money, fame, .....
the ones dear to our hearts and good people tend to leave earth earlier than the crooks, and why is it that dogs value their lives, by dogs i meant bad people as i really love dogs, the real ones.

Answer 1

look at it this way. even the meanest person has someone who loves them. if you have a child who kills someone, you still see the good in them and suffer.God the father must feel the same way,so sees good in us all.

Answer 2

although we will carry shadows from the previous And live in the evil moments of previous The power of our souls the weathering mast to carry the filling sails of destiny foretold This cursed sea with waves so darkish and chilly we've sailed on my own nevertheless shackled to the hurricane And although battered and bruised so scars do carry Having confronted the evil and not conformed The storms have handed and crusing is now reliable The reckless sea is now wave a lot less and calm And thoughts of deeds no longer misunderstood As little ones passing nevertheless leaves fist-ed palms To percentage an evil from a little ones spent no human being will understand the inventive and prescient gained't relent from a baby beaten and beaten by ability of a figure

Answer 3

This is an oddball answer, but think about it-
What if you die as soon as you full fill your destiny or purpose? I mean, if you are here to perform a service or deed for your fellow man, or for the universe, or God, or whatever. Then death becomes not a sad time of loss, but a celebration of accomplishment. Feel sorriest for those who miss their purpose, and are left in a Grey space /unliving unloving. Those people who just sit and look out the window, waiting for death to remember they're there. Feel bad for the mother who didn't get to raise her child, or the father who's child was aborted without his knowledge. Feel bad for the people that can't forgive themselves for being human, or those that are too scared to leave their backyards. Life is short and brief....miss those that are gone, but don't wallow in their absence.....is that what you would want for your loved ones when your gone?

Answer 4

It isn't true. I have a wonderful aunt still living at 101. There are just as many examples to disprove that statement as to support it.

Answer 5

Misconception. Look at Mother Theresa and all of the popes.

Answer 6

theres a saying 'only the good die young'

Answer 7

They don't, it just seems that way beacuae when it does happen it is so frustrating.