The second Western objection

To the idea of reincarnation is.

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It is unjust.
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The theory that man must remember a crime he has committed.
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Or the good that he has done.
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In order to be justly punished or rewarded is violated.
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As far as nature is concerned.
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Every moment of your day.
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You go to sleep at night, forgetting the window is open.
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And catch a violent cold while you are asleep.
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A few days later you reap the consequences and do not question natures justice.
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You eat something bad or that does not agree with you.  
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Will the fact that you did not know that it was poisonous allow you to escape the consequences?
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Notice how some children are maimed or damaged for life.
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And that no one can tell how the accident occurred.
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Yet the consequences are born by that child for life.
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Is it unjust because it cannot remember it?
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Don't think so.
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Karma dictates all
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Our actions have created the need to experience all that we experience.
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Reincarnation, the vehicle by which we experience.