Whats the difference between vengence and revenge?
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Vengeance usually implies "justice". Revenge usually implies retaliation.
1098308
"The Sake Of Revenge"\n\n\n\ngoing going gone......
462547
the greatest revenge is success. do some special things for you, perm your hair, buy new cloths, and listen to music you never herd before, then go out and flurt. Tell the girl you will forgive but never forget, and that chis dick was small so you were going to dump him any way. Then move on, and forget them. It hurts, happened to me, and I am still not over it, but I moved on. you have to wait until some else comes along to take your mind off it completely.
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Admittedly, the definitions for envy and jealousy in our culture may be very similar.  However, there has been extensive philosophical debate as to whether or not jealousy and envy are, in fact, the same emotion.  \n\nI believe that they are not the same emotion because whereas jealousy indicates a concern for losing something precious to the person experiencing the jealousy; envy seems to refer to a distorted perception of one's success or prosperity in competition or relationship to that [the succes or prosperity] of another - and clearly, the "alleged" opponent is, undeservedly, far better off, as far as the envious person is concerned.  Likewise, the way I see it, jealousy seems more concerned with someone keeping what they have, while envy appears to extend to acquiring things others have, and thereby depriving them of pleasure or enjoyment of those things.\n\nCrimes or offenses committed as a result of jealousy have frequently been categorized as "crimes of passion."  A wife who catches her husband 'in flagrante delicto' with another man or woman might be inclined to kill.  This would be considered a crime of passion.  Crimes or offenses commited as the result of envy usually tend to encompass the corruption, or contamination of anything which was once good, pure or otherwise outstanding.  An adult who is dissatisfied with his mate because they are no longer attractive may put himself in a situation where his involvement ends up emotionally scarring, if not destroying a budding relationship between two impressionable young people.  \n\nLastly, the mathematics of jealousy and envy are quite different, too.  Jealousy involves three people to complete its equation, but envy only requires two individuals to manifest itself.  \n\nHere is an example of jealousy:  A husband might be jealous of his wife's long-standing friendship with her high-school sweetheart because he fears that she doesn't like him as much as she does her high-school sweetheart.\n\nHere is an example of envy:  A husband wishes he were more prosperous in life like his wife's high-school sweetheart, whom he despises for being so successful, because his wife sometimes reminds him that he could've done better, or made different choices - which makes him [the husband] feel like a loser.
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Revenge is empty and it won't make you feel better, it will make you feel worse. Don't do it. You just have to find a way to move on and realize that there are other people in the world that are better :).
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i dont know hw to critics,in my simple thoughts 'words ethics is deals attitude honesty,good deeds refers to ethics maybe it start with in innerself and the other maybe earnd out side homes and studied in college.
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No, it's fair to kill someone who is attempting to kill you. Once the danger passes, it becomes revenge, and revenge is not legally recognized as a justification for a homicide. You'll get more satisfaction out of the life you have left if you press charges for the assault and the theft, and keep a liberal distance from her in the future.
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No. Capital punishment is revenge not justice.\n\nIf a con doing an armed robbery is shot dead at the scene by coips then that is justice. Murdering them months or years later is not!
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revenge is mine says the Lord, I will repay\n\nthe proper translation is: thou shall not MURDER\n\nthere are three reasons to kill someone, biblically\n1 act of war\n2 self defense\n3 execution of criminals\nthese are not murder, the hebrew word murder and kill are different
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I don't think it matters how important the victim is, rather the motive for the killing. Assassination is Murder by treacherous violence, for politcal or religious reasons. Most Murder is more personal, born out of revenge,  for unrequited love, greed or financial gain.
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Get 'em BACK - revenge is a dish best served upside there head.
755586
No. Revenge is not what we are looking for. True justice is. I believe in very strict punishment but let the jury decide.
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Depends on what you plan to do when you see your "very old friend/worst enemy." If you're out to make amends with him/her, that's one thing, but if you're out for revenge, I'd classify it as obsession.
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Revenge?  No.\n\nBut being forced to pay one's dues or punished for one's actions, absolutely.
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It be better if you asked what is the difference between\ntheif and thief.
41891
no revenge is the best revenge. be high. don't be on his/her level.
288022
Neither. You know that old saying, "It's better to be pissed of than to be pissed on." That takes the cake, and I have seen that happen on different occasions.