Thinking of all those who could have been energetically nuked for wronging someone but were not brings a wry smile of recognition for self-restraint.
Thinking of all those who could have been energetically nuked for wronging someone but were not brings a wry smile of recognition for self-restraint.
There is a strong moral argument for utterly destroying them, yet the lust and hunger for destruction were not indulged.
Truly, unless in actual danger, such retaliation isn't necessary. Moreover, developing a habit of acting as punisher or executioner erodes one's inner beauty.
Punishment is only admirable insofar as it is just, necessary, appropriate and proportionate.
The moment a man tastes that inclination and turns it into a habit, it begins to contort him. Avoiding such contortion is the aim, although, naturally, as a man, the burden of imposing punishment must be accepted.