why some people did not have consequences when they did bad things to others?

Dear User, thank you for sharing your question with me. It can be really frustrating and confusing when we witness people who have done bad things seemingly get away with it without any consequences. From a Buddhist perspective, it's important to remember that everything we do has consequences, whether we see them in the moment or not. These consequences may not always be immediate or obvious, but they will manifest in some way or another. From a psychological perspective, it's important to recognize that we can't control other people's actions, only our own. It's natural to feel angry or resentful towards those who have wronged us or others, but holding onto those negative emotions can be harmful to our own wellbeing. It's important to focus on what we can control - our own actions and reactions - and let go of what we can't control. In terms of coaching advice, I would suggest focusing on developing a strong sense of self-worth and setting healthy boundaries. We can't control how others treat us, but we can control how we allow ourselves to be treated. It's important to recognize our own value and worth, and to set clear boundaries with those who may be harmful or toxic. Additionally, practicing forgiveness - not for the sake of those who have wronged us, but for our own wellbeing - can be a powerful tool for letting go of negative emotions and moving forward in a positive way.