Is revenge ever justified?
Some things in life have no concrete answers. There are moral quizzes that you can take, but people's individual views determine the extent of the perceived wrongdoing. Revenge for spite versus revenge to teach a lesson is still a moral dilemna. Some people may believe that revenge has no justification. Others may subscribe to the biblical, "eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth" as justification. When is revenge justified though? Did someone in your office take your pencil, borrow it, break it, buy themselves a new one, and tell you sorry your pencil is gone? If so, you might feel justification in breaking their new pencil. However, revenge lives on a slippery slope. Actions have consequences. Although you want to be made whole, at what further cost to you? Do you need to break the law to do it? Will you need to stop to a degrading moral low, and thus become the same as them? The revenge may make you equally as bad of a person. Ask yourself. Will this revenge make me feel temporarily better? Possibly. Will this make you feel whole again? Probably not. Can you suffer further consequences legally, or will they try to seek revenge on you and hurt you again? What's the best case scenario, and what's the worst?Revenge stems from anger, jealousy, or hurt. These things happen in life. Some people are terrible. They have no conscience, or regard for others. If you can seek resituation in a court of law then that is the best route. If you cannot, is it something even worth any further thought? Let those feelings go when you can. Learn your lesson. Be more cautious in the future. If you can resolve this legally, then do so. If you must reach a new low, or break the law to enact your revenge, then will you ever actually feel justified? Don't hurt yourself in trying to hurt them. You will suffer twice. If you were wronged I hope you quickly heal from the emotional pain inflicted on you. Rise above it. Good luck.
What are the most famous quotes from Hamlet: Act 1?
A little more than kin, and less than kind. - Hamlet (1.2)Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.- Marcellus to Horatio, (1.4)There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.- Hamlet to Horatio (1.5)Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry”– Polonius ( I,3)This above all, to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not them be false to any man.-Polonius ( I, 3)Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice; Take each man's censure, but reserve thy judgment.~Polonius to Laeretes (1,3)Frailty, thy name is woman!-Hamlet( 1, 2)Foul deeds will rise, Though all the earth o'erwhelm them, to men's eyes.- Hamlet (1.2)
What are some of the weirdest deaths in history?
According to me, this is one of the weirdest death in history.A Couple Dies During Secret Sexual Liaison, And No One Can Figure Out What Killed ThemDr. Gilbert Bogle was a married Australian physicist specializing in lasers and the nether regions of Margaret Chandler, the wife of one of his co-workers. On New Year's Eve 1962, Bogle and chandler sneak out to a local lovers' lane, because the link between sex and creepy supernatural murder hadn't yet been discovered.The next morning, Bogle and Chandler's partially undressed bodies were discovered on the banks of Lane Cove River.And Then It Got Weird:Here's the thing: No one could figure out how the victims died. There weren't any noticeable signs of foul play, but Bogle and Chandler did leave samplings of their vomit and excrement at the scene, indicating that the couple became violently ill before they died. Since they were at a party, the most logical explanation was that someone might have poisoned their drinks, but an autopsy found no trace of poison in their systems. As for the obvious suspects (the lovers' spouses), both of them had airtight alibis.In 2006, a documentary suggested that Bogle and Chandler had a fatal reaction when a cloud of hydrogen sulfide gas bubbled up from the heavily polluted Lane Cove River. That sounds like a logical theory, but some scientist still dismiss it, since no one else in the surrounding area seemed to suffer any negative effects of sulfide gas during that time period. That's probably for the best. No one wants to be remembered as the person killed by a nasty river fart.Source:-7 Unexplained Deaths That Will Shake Your Faith In ReasonCheers!!!