Vengeance and Justice

When studying the main factors of crime and punishment in the South during the formation of the basic patterns of class and race, Ayers studied the internal management of the police, the prison and justice system and the nature of the crime.

The game of revenge and justice is ice and flame songs created by Psykic Ninja. He records the experiences of him and the surrounding people in the process of so-called seven novels, the life of Jasper Ballateon, the only authentic son of King Robert Barrachan and King Slan Ranister. well experienced

Revenge is about cycle, justice is about closure. For revenge, there is a method to repeat itself mercilessly and repeat it with more malicious intent. Revenge leads to more vengeance than usual. Whether it is an individual or the whole country, it happens in a closed system and seems to be able to rely on it indefinitely. Unlike the third row, tit-for-tat is an endless game. One party was satisfied, the other party was moved to see, and then ... theoretically, an unlimited advertisement. There is neither solution nor compromise. For each faction (eg Israel and Palestine) it has its own agenda, its own good and evil. If things are to be settled, the legitimacy of each party usually requires that some trusted outsiders intervene.

But despite all these, the words revenge and justice are often confused. This is not surprising. It is convenient to say that fairness is fair rather than retaliation. However, as the term "revenge" implies, depending on its underlying condition, motivation and execution, vengeance is not a valid, unfair, fair, or (frankly) initial error It may be balanced. In the relevant concept of justice, there seems to be ambiguity closely related to this term. Similarly, the well-known phrase "false positives" warns us to distinguish concepts that need to be understood as being ultimately relative and subjective. I think that the difference between revenge and justice is usually correct, but because it emphasizes that it is generalization, we can think about some exceptions.