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Does The Saying 'You Get What You Give' Justify Violence?

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Side Score: 2
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No

Side Score: 4

Yes. Makes people who intend to victimize others consider the consequences before they take an action. Unpunished insolence encourages it. I don't believe in vengeance but delivering a message.

Side: Yes
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Does The Saying 'You Get What You Give' Justify Violence?

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Sure. I ask no quarter, and I give no quarter. If somebody is violent towards me, I'm gonna be violent towards them.

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Side: Yes
2 points

I hope not, because it equates to an infinite cycle of violence. The problem with justifying violence is that there's always a way to justify it, if you're determined enough and unafraid to bend logic. Believe me, the Germans in WW2 thought they were the good guys.

Side: No
2 points

I've never come across that proverb associated with the link to retaliatory violence which you suggest it is.

I am aware of a very close maxim which is;-''you ONLY get what you give''which is meant to stress that, there is a definite association with the effort one puts in with the rewards one receives.

Side: No