"History will judge this coalition by how well you channel the anger into a positive result rather than just making it vengeance," he said.
I could also see that the intransigence and ignorance of the white world might make that vengeance inevitable — a vengeance that does not really depend on, and cannot really be executed by, any person or organization, and that cannot be prevented by any police force or army: historical vengeance, a cosmic vengeance, based on the law that we recognize when we say, "Whatever goes up must come down".
By tradition, any man old enough to wield a hunting rifle is considered a fair target for vengeance, making 17 male members of Christian's family vulnerable.
Spring is coming, the rains falling 'with sweet vengeance, making things clean again sluicing down the hills to whisk away the dogshit like logs in the flume'.
When you make an embarrassing mistake or scene, it can cause all your worries to spring back to life with a vengeance, making you half-catatonic with fear and self-doubt.
Make no mistake, vengeance begets vengeance.
They were not making mobbish demands for vengeance, but worrying about heady judicial rhetoric taking judges far from the reality-based community.
(A healthy act of vengeance is making your spouse send a check to your favorite charity, not sewing shrimp into the hems of his or her trousers).
Recently, the artist collaborated with his brother, the filmmaker Chan-wook Park, who is best known for his psychological thrillers that make up "The Vengeance Trilogy".
The former group include Rawls and Gauthier, who have argued that negative tuistic preferences (envy, jealousy, spite, vengeance) make cooperation for mutual advantage impossible and therefore are irrational.
