"I was kicked in the head," he said, suggesting retaliation from the Turk.
All this results in GOP talk of impeaching President Obama, dismissing specific Supreme Court justices who don't support GOP interests, refusing to appoint a new SCOTUS justice, and in the end, suggesting retaliation and physical harm against individual opponents.
An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth suggests revenge or retaliation and, in the context of this case, murder".
Among the captured Byzantine magnates of Amorium, the strategos Aetios was executed soon after his capture, perhaps, as the historian Warren Treadgold suggests, in retaliation to Theophilos's second letter to the caliph.
Shooting at Jerusalem is seen as especially sensitive by Israeli officials, and army officers have suggested that stiffer retaliation could lie in store if the firing does not stop.
Another suggested means of retaliation was Laurie Nash, whose notoriously abrasive personality and aggression saw him regarded as a thug.
US hawks, such as senator Lindsey Graham, had suggested a boycott in retaliation for allowing Snowden to remain in the country.
An early, seemingly gratuitous abrogation of the treaty as a point of principle, as some Republicans have suggested, would provoke sharp retaliation.
He signed a pledge calling for the elimination of public schools, despite the fact that both he and his wife had once taught in them, suggested bombing Mecca in retaliation for terrorism, and regularly voted against George Bush's "big government" legislation.
For all the legal protections we've gained to lessen the risks of retaliation, at least for certain acts, the unstoppable flow of EEOC complaints and employment lawsuits alleging retaliation suggest it remains rampant.
