Will there be retribution for often slandering and slandering others behind your back?

Not yet, I do it a lot, and I think it's good.

There will still be this retribution.

First of all, it is to often speak ill of others behind their backs.

It is easy to be looked down upon by others, because slandering others behind their backs is a manifestation of relatively low moral character. Secondly, he will not be trusted by others, because he often speaks ill of others behind his back, and other people will also think in their hearts whether they will also say this in front of others, so they will doubt him, so they will not have too much trust and are unwilling to contact each other further.

And slandering and slandering others behind the scenes, speaking and lying about it, belongs to the evil mouth, the two tongues, and this belongs to a kind of oral karma, we often say that good is rewarded, and evil is rewarded, so such evil mouths, two tongues, and false words will also suffer retribution, but it is not something that we ordinary people can see.

The retribution of good and evil will follow each other like a shadow, and there will be no retribution.

Legal analysis: Those who slander others behind their backs may request that the public security organs file a case for investigation and punishment through the method of reporting the case, so that the perpetrator will be severely punished by law. If you have caused damages, or violated your rights, you can also sue the court in accordance with the law to assert your civil rights.

If the circumstances are serious, the other party may need to bear criminal responsibility.

Legal basis: Article 1024 of the Civil Code Civil subjects enjoy the right to reputation. No organization or individual may infringe upon the right to reputation of others by means such as insult or slander.

Reputation is the social evaluation of the character, prestige, talent, and credit of a civil subject.

Article 109 of the Criminal Procedure Law: When a public security organ or people's procuratorate discovers the facts of a crime or a criminal suspect, it shall file and investigate the case in accordance with the scope of its jurisdiction.

Article 110 of the Criminal Procedure Law: Any unit or individual discovering the facts of a crime or a criminal suspect has the right and obligation to report or report the case to the public security organs, people's procuratorates, or people's courts.

Public security organs, people's procuratorates, or people's courts shall accept reports, accusations, or reports. Where it is not within their own jurisdiction, it shall be transferred to the competent organs for handling, and the informant, accuser, or informant shall be notified; Where emergency measures must be taken that are not within their jurisdiction, they shall first take emergency measures and then transfer them to the competent organs.

Where the offender voluntarily surrenders to the public security organs, people's procuratorates, or people's courts, the provisions of paragraph 3 apply.

It is immoral to denigrate others behind one's back and can cause harm and harm to the person who Chunmin is being slandered for. However, the question of whether there is retribution is more complex as it involves many factors, such as the reaction of the person being vilified, the perceptions of those around them, and the actions and attitudes of the detractor themselves.

In some cases, detractors may face negative consequences, such as the loss of a friend, the loss of a job, or a loss of social status. However, this is not a rude offense, because everyone has their own values and moral standards. Some people may think that denigrating others behind their backs is an acceptable behavior, while others are not.

Most importantly, detractors should be aware that their actions are unethical and irresponsible, and take positive action to correct them. If the detractor is able to recognize their mistake and apologize or take other positive actions to repair the relationship, then they may avoid some negative consequences.

No, those are self-consolation, the bad guys won't necessarily be punished, but you might be found out.