God is not to blame for suffering of any sort.

1) Everyone can choose where they live it all depends on what you use as your criteria for making the decision. No. I was born in Pakistan. I was given no choice. If I had a choice, I'd never choose that place to live. Almost no one gets to choose where they live, especially as children. And children are often killed by natural disasters, famines and other calamities.2) God did not create Satan to sin either, that was his own doing.So God did not create Satan to sin, but that's what Satan ended up doing to such an extent that it lead to billions of souls being lead astray? This says a lot about this supposedly wise being. Very poor planning skills. An All-wise being should not fail so miserably. "been done, didn't work, goodbye".First you say that god's plan is overall successful, then you say that God will say that it didn't work. Why is god carrying on plan that even you know is not going to work? How dumb is this god?3) Once again, God did not introduce Satan into our system, Satan started off as a faithful , but un-named, angel who got greedy, simple as. No-one is to blame but Satan, for everything which he has forced upon us.No one is to blame but Satan? So why are we the ones to suffer? Did you, or god, think about this at all?4) It is not a rule, it is an inevitable result of Adam becoming imperfect through his sinI still don't understand how this is fair to us. Why did we inherit Adam's sins? Why is this result inevitable? How is it fair or just for a loving God to pass on the faults of the parents to the offspring? A very fundamentally flawed and unfair plan if you ask me.5) But if you did option 3 you would have to do it again and again. As humans have proven beyond doubt, "quick fixes" don"t last. This way it will last forever once finished. Done to option 3 would be better short term but disastrous long term., and would be unlikely to make for much less suffering by humans along the way.No idea what you are trying to say here.7)After all, if they are to be cast into the "Lake of Fire" which as scripture assures us means the second and permanent death, how can they suffer past that point?Alright, so you don't believe there anyone will be tortured forever in the afterlife. Even though the way you interpret the bible seems like a bit of a stretch, I'll assume you're right for the sake of discussion. This still doesn't solve the problem of immense suffering on this Earth.8) If the insult only affected him then yes I would agree with you, but that insult is bringing much suffering to people earth wide and is causing such as you to doubt his word and not have the trust in him that he deserves.An insult is causing rapes and cancers ? How does that even follow?I don't know what else to say, beyond the points I've made repeatedly in this argument. Honestly, I don't think I actually understood what you were trying to say because none of the excuses you've made for God's horrible plan are good excuses.The bottom line is, even I can think of a better plan for humanity than the one you attributed to God here. I think both of us can see that this plan is not worthy of being called success. Since God created and executed this plan that he knew would involve the suffering (torture, pain, sorrow) of innocent people, he is to blame. No one came up with this idea other than God. If the team fails, the coach often gets fired for a reason: he plans the plays. He is at least in part to blame. For God, an All-Powerful being who had no limitations and could have stopped anyone's suffering at any time, there is no excuse. God is wholly to blame.