Achilles Good Vs Evil

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They say vengeance will rupture the heart and haunt a man’s conscience. If there’s any truth to it, then with certainty it can be stated that that the path pf revenge is a truly unethical one.Just as there are two sides to everyone’s story, there are two sides to each person involved…one that that is exposed to the light of day and one that is kept in the dark.Within each human is the capacity for both good and evil.In revenge, as in life, every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Thus, the moral high ground that is absolved when one chooses to attack another man for the sake of dashed ego is when a man goes against all he ethically knows and destroys himself in all forms.In the end, the guilty will always fall and therefore the path …show more content…

They are easily destroyed when held up to the unforgiving light of the truth,the punishment.In the desperation to ensure their own survival,people who lived under a lower income tax would commit crimes for they needed money to survive as they were deprived of much-knowing they would have to pay in the form of punishment.Thus,when the wrongdoer was caught,the victim would achieve a sense of revenge.But it was the inequality that raised question to the ethics of such vengeance because the punishments could vary from body

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