Long neck : get leaves
Long horn : get stuck in a tree and die

Classic misconception, drugs are expensive and thus you need to be employed to continue enjoying them

A literal planet can be a GL so go for it

Come on, "Dream on" is a banger !

I'm more concerned about the ~30% who don't consider themselves able to defeat a rat

By the water consumption this person lived about 15 years tops so I'd say kuddos for the beer

There are flaws, to say it never happens is nonsense however. Just because you read about ***ed up cases sometimes doesn't mean most cases don't go undocumented because they went fine.

Of course it's not perfect, no system is. But it's still better than allowing any moron to take arms any time they feel that they've been wronged.

Retaliation and vengeance are two different things.
All in all the reason that vengeance is regarded by popular wisdom as a bad thing is because of what it does to you. If you are the victim of wrongdoing, then there is two questions : is it reversible ? Can it be prevented in the future ?

None of those two questions are answered by vengeance.
Because ultimately, vengeance is an ego trip. It's about hurting those who hurt you because you feel diminished by the action of others. Acting on ego is ALWAYS the wrong course of action. You do not gain anything from it, you are spiritually diminished by it because you should always thrive for a balanced spirit and ego, and nobody benefits from it.

That is why justice is the only recourse when you are the victim of wrongdoing. It will solve either of the two questions. If it is reversible, then justice provides reparation. If it can be prevented in the future, then justice is the only means by which you actively act on this prevention instead of adding to the harm or projecting it unto others.

Because the wronged party is always biased, justice cannot be safely conducted by the victim. Ergo, vengeance is for the weak minded and justice is for a healthy society.

> steal someone's money because they're from a criminal ethnostate