His preening, spendthrift sister-in-law (Sara Crowe) and his uppity nieces are certainly due some retribution for treating him like dirt.
It is possible that our survey was influenced by cultural bias, since many health workers may fear job loss in an ongoing insecure labor market, due to retribution if respondents were honest about the shortcomings of the system.
Accountants in Iran, for example, can be co-opted or intimidated into not doing proper due diligence, fearing retribution from powerful state-backed companies.
Lawyers fear that, without due process, the retribution may mirror the slaughter in 1991, when Shia militants murdered Baathists, and their uprising collapsed in blood and chaos.Is the thirst for bloodletting the way the ayatollah would like to be remembered?
When a Jain monk volunteers to lie upon a bed infested with vermin that suck his blood, he may do so to diminish a client's or patron's burden of bad karma (the notion that every deed, good or bad, receives due reward or retribution), but at the same time he practices the monastic virtues prescribed for him as a monk.
Oscar nominated for Foreign film, Wild Tales also swept through the Argentine Academy Awards, its crazy tales of retribution due to road rage, infidelity at a wedding and the like connecting with the common man and woman.
However, as a parliamentarian and from personal experience, she argued about oppression and rights in specific cases and with facts, trying to give voice to those women whom she perceived could not speak out due to potential retribution, as she herself faced.
The Independent followed up with a similar report, claiming that women who work at the iconic Lloyd's of London building, in Lime Street, were abused and attacked by male bosses but did not feel able to speak out due to fears of retribution.
And retribution killings due to conflict with humans are likely to rise as part of a climate-induced domino effect.
Underreporting is common due to fear of retribution (2).
