Vengeance is the decision of an individual or comparatively small group, leading to paying someone back for evils that they did upon you or one close to you, uncaring of what their reasons, circumstances, or other actions are. Often, it doesn't matter what impedes it; vengeance will stop at nothing until the debt is repaid.
Justice is the decision of many, the majority, leading to paying someone back for the evils that they did, relative to the evils that they did. It is not purely focused upon the punishment, but upon all the reasons surrounding it, why it's deserved and why it was done.
An example could be this: a person is abused by another person who has guardianship over them in some way, shape, or form. The way of vengeance would be that person retaliating by abusing them in turn. The way of justice would be working to have the abuse brought to light in the eyes of others, so that the abuser can be appropriately punished according to the law.
Revenge is retaliation; seeking to harm someone who has harmed you.
Justice brings into question the whole action before responding in kind, by asking for the motives and reasons for the harm. Even then, justice may require that the person doing harm suffer less than the one he has harmed. Because justice is supposed to be a fair and unbiased response to the harmful act, it is never administered by the person harmed, as revenge always is.
The difference between the words of avenge and revenge is simple. Avenge is seeking to get back at someone on somebody else's behalf who has wronged them. Revenge on the other hand, is seeking to get back at someone who has personally wronged you.
All three refer to "getting even, to punishing someone for having injured you or yours." To avenge is "to get revenge" or "to take vengeance"; it suggests the administration of just punishment for a criminal or immoral act. Revenge seems to stress the idea of retaliation a bit more strongly and implies real hatred as its motivation. The verb revenge is usually used with a reflexive pronoun: He revenged himself on those who had killed his parents; He revenged his parents sounds very odd and is rare in Standard use; He avenged them would be more likely. Vengeance is "retribution or the hot desire for retribution"; hence to do something with a vengeance is to do it fiercely, thoroughly, or excessively.--http://www.bartleby.com/68/44/644.html
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why is revenge a kind of wild justice? why is revenge a kind of wild justice?
The difference between the words of avenge and revenge is simple. Avenge is seeking to get back at someone on somebody else's behalf who has wronged them. Revenge on the other hand, is seeking to get back at someone who has personally wronged you.
What is the difference between a process view of distributive justice and an end-state view?
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One distinction I think can be made is the fact that juctice is often a lot more fair than revenge. Revenge is done out of anger, justice is not.OrI think most would agree that 'justice' is intended to reflect a common good but 'revenge' comes from a place of personal gain or comfort.In many legal examples we've seen in the last few years, a criminal trial is an attempt to mete justice but the subsequent civil trial is often motivated purely by revenge.For some interesting reading, try Plato's Republic on justice and the Hammurabic Code on revenge.-CB
City of Justice - 2005 Burns of Revenge was released on: USA: 4 June 2005
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justice is to be right or wrong/fair equity is right and wrong um equal
Both are you setting a goal
Justice - 1954 Revenge Is Mine 2-24 was released on: USA: 10 March 1955
Social justice is a social group's ideals about what is fair, and what is right and wrong. Criminal justice is a subset of social justice. It is concerned with how social justice is carried out in relation to the criminal law.