justice

Why do people on the internet love to lie so much? They have almost no reason to, and they're bad at it! That's why it gives us so much pleasure to see random guardians of the internet take down these lying liars with great big buckets of truth.

These instant karma stories are about the times when people pushed their luck and luck pushed back.

In a world where it's so easy to spread lies on the internet, it gives us a sense of pride to see needlessly dishonest people brought to justice.

School sucks. The sad part is that it doesn't have to be miserable, and bad teachers are what make it so frustrating.

"Good" is sort of a destination, and how you get there can have some serious ups and downs. These people did altogether good things, but through strange, silly and unlikely methods.

There's an important lesson from situations like this. When you're out in public and doing something nefarious don't assume that others are totally oblivious to your actions, because you might get served some justice just like this woman did. 

Justice is served by the warriors of the comments section.

Sometimes there is balance in the universe.