F why does the Buddhist scripture say that karma is in the afterlife?

Karma actually exists now, and the Buddhist scriptures will not say that karma has a past in the Buddhist scriptures of the afterlife, and there is no single time in the future, because there is no law in the world and bad karma has changed, and it can be seen in the news now.

The reason why some crimes in this life have not been solved in this life is because that person's life and blessings are endless, and of course they will continue into the next life.

In fact, this truth is very simple. Like a bus full of people. Just like birthday reports and blessing reports. Those who want to get on the bus later, even if they can't catch up, have to wait for the next bus, so there is no one in the originally crowded carriage. It's like the blessing saying that bad karma is exhausted, which is too heavy. It's like many people ride in the same car, regardless of good or evil.

The wicked will be rewarded, just like a plant with insects, which will eventually wither. Unless pesticides are a good thing, there must be cause and effect.