thank you for your opinion
I do though never stop questioning God, it's not like I'm having a blind faith, let's just say that I keep investigating His bible

so a man in a barber shop tells his barber that he doesn't believe barbers exist. the barber asks why and the man just points to the man walking past the window with long scraggly hair and a thick untrimmed beard.
if there are barbers then why are people walking around with long messy hair and untrimmed beards?

barbers don't cut the hair of people who don't come to them. sometimes people get haircuts they don't like when they do go to the barber so they stop going. doesn't mean the haircut they got is bad just not what they wanted or expected.

so lets assume you're parents knew you were gonna do something stupid someday and mess something up. it's pretty much a given since we all do that at some point or another. is it their fault that you made a mistake?
what about your friends and their parents? i can't blame my parents for the stupid choices i've made.

as far as the whole bacteria/virus stuff goes...
the fall of man also meant the fall of the world. who knows they could have been beneficial to start with but with our fall and their fall with us things changed.

if everyone got vitamin B17 in their diet no one would get cancer. the vitamin b17 would destroy it before it could ever start to become a problem.

so why aren't we all eating things with vitamin b17 in them? it's very bitter and just doesn't taste good so we've made it harder to find or just don't eat the things it's in. it's harder to find grapes with seeds in some places these days because everyone always buys seedless grapes instead. no one eats apple seeds because they don't taste good. who can be bothered to crack open a plum or apricot pits to get to the seeds? greed and capitalism have also played a part in making it illegal to sell non-dried apricot seeds in certain places.

we have created a lot of our problems, sickness, and suffering by ignoring things that could help or by not helping the people we can.

God may have created the bacteria but he also likely created something that would keep it from being a problem if it weren't ignored or destroyed by us.

God is just. we are not.

if everything were fair God wouldn't have come to sacrifice himself for our sins. he would have left us all to rot. also, just because God will forgive sins doesn't mean he'll erase the consequences of the sins.

expecting him to is like saying "hey i stuck my hand in a wood chipper and my other one in a blender. i found them to be enjoyable experiences so keep giving me new hands so i can do it again and not have to worry about not having hands when i need them."

expecting God to fix everything for us is like expecting a teacher to do our homework and study for us. we don't learn anything that way.
a lot of us aren't doing our homework or studying so we aren't learning anyway.

what you said you believe is seems to me like the second part of the assignment given to us.
that assignment was to love God first and love your neighbor as much as yourself.

i agree that the world is quite an unfair place. it gets me down when i think about it.
it seems we differ on who's to blame and who's responsibility it is to fix things. God does fix a lot even though he doesn't have to. it's not always in the way we want or think it should be fixed. other things are left up to us to fix or work around.