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Loretta78 · 46-50, F
In a similar sense - yes.
But this kind of "revenge" has always to be done at a court which is searching in the LAWS for an adequate punishment ("revenge"). That's justice.
But revenge never should be done as a self-justice. This is a really revenge and cannot be accepted in our society.
But this kind of "revenge" has always to be done at a court which is searching in the LAWS for an adequate punishment ("revenge"). That's justice.
But revenge never should be done as a self-justice. This is a really revenge and cannot be accepted in our society.
lakergoy · 36-40, M
If it is perfect sure. However, with every revenge there is a non-intended loss then that person wants revenge and another unintended loss and so on and so on.... That is why most modern moralist abhor it
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@lakergoy I think you're actually carelessly mindless here, sorry. You really told someone who had someone in their family murdered, I should feel a certain way about justice. When in reality I only pointed out a differing point of view. Then you went to how using the right of the first amendment, I pointed out a counter point of view in law not even implicating. So, we can continue this up if you want....
lakergoy · 36-40, M
I said it was my opinion is all. You took that as preaching, which i get. I do believe in harsher penalties if the evidence is obvious and overwhelming. The first amendment i was trying to relate to is freedom of speech. Or in today's overly PC society should be called the right to believe as you choose which i believe in. You can see it how you wish especially considering your loss. I'm sorry it seemed like i was trying to say you are wrong
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@lakergoy Thanks, but I really don't need condolence over my loss as it was 20 years ago and I was 9. The hurt did stink, and likely made me question humanity. I won't detail anymore, I will if asked, but I really don't feel the humanity of this discussion can be reflected by someone focusing on politics. I get it's political. So if I'm of a like mind of what many liberals might find in attitude/idea about punitive justice, and you detail them as PC - I am supposed to feel what? Maybe take away the idea of PC here?
lakergoy · 36-40, M
@SW-User hahahaha
psikeo · 31-35, M
sometimes, but not usually
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I don't see how.
Revenge burns a person who has already been victimised. Is the end satisfaction of a revenge ever worth it? I am not convinced.
Revenge burns a person who has already been victimised. Is the end satisfaction of a revenge ever worth it? I am not convinced.
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@yondu And so we get trapped in our own minds victimising ourselves further.
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Paschar · 70-79, M
Deuteronomy 19:19-21 then do to the false witness as that witness intended to do Show no pity: life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot & blood for blood .
No, rather it is multiplication to the sin.
@TechniCoIorBroccoli coz it is the fact. Revenge just mars, never makes anyone involved.
Cheers!
Cheers!
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@TechniCoIorBroccoli violence begets violence? anger begets anger? the one hurt punishes those hurt .... so many ways to word it ....
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TechniCoIorBroccoli · 46-50, F
@Longpatrol90 revenge =both eyes for one eye
Justice =eye for an eye 🤔
Justice =eye for an eye 🤔
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No it's petty and ugly in the end, but understandable sometimes why some seek it
Biffed · 26-30, M
Retribution
Biffed · 26-30, M
@SW-User you have a problem with me?
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@Biffed I consider retribution wrong in this light... means I have something wrong with you?
Biffed · 26-30, M
@SW-User it's just something I posted. I didn't give a sh!t if it was wrong or right
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Justice is in the eyes of the beholder.
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there is no such thing as justice
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It can be.
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to some
bijouxbroussard · F
No, not always.