Why Revenge Is Bad And Good Analysis
Revenge is the best way to get what you want for someone messing with you, but is it really good for you? Is it suitable for anyone? Is it a right thing to do? Can you or someone's life be in danger if you proceed with your actions?
Well, we have one man has written an article “Why Revenge Is Bad and Good” from ABC News, Bryan Robinson about the pros and cons of revenge which he published this previous year, 2015. He argues that revenge is a personal, advantage but it's not a reasonable thing to do because your emotions are taking over and you're not in a good state of mind when something drastic has happened to you when you seek revenge. However the article leads you to take a bias of two stories and then he begins building his credibility with personal facts and reputable sources, citing convincing facts and statistics, and successfully employing emotional appeals; however, toward the end of the article, he attempts to …show more content…
At this time when the article was written, there was a lot of US bombings happening in Iraq so this is relevant to Ali Abbas story, also, that means there were many victims of the same as Ali who probably want revenge.
Also, after doing some research, I found another article that relates with Bud Welch in the year (2015) and where he is now, after what he went through. Soon after realizing revenge was not the answer, twenty years after the attack, Bud Welch talks about his bond that he grew with the bomber’s family and how he is friends with the bomber's father. The first step is the willingness to
Well, we have one man has written an article “Why Revenge Is Bad and Good” from ABC News, Bryan Robinson about the pros and cons of revenge which he published this previous year, 2015. He argues that revenge is a personal, advantage but it's not a reasonable thing to do because your emotions are taking over and you're not in a good state of mind when something drastic has happened to you when you seek revenge. However the article leads you to take a bias of two stories and then he begins building his credibility with personal facts and reputable sources, citing convincing facts and statistics, and successfully employing emotional appeals; however, toward the end of the article, he attempts to …show more content…
At this time when the article was written, there was a lot of US bombings happening in Iraq so this is relevant to Ali Abbas story, also, that means there were many victims of the same as Ali who probably want revenge.
Also, after doing some research, I found another article that relates with Bud Welch in the year (2015) and where he is now, after what he went through. Soon after realizing revenge was not the answer, twenty years after the attack, Bud Welch talks about his bond that he grew with the bomber’s family and how he is friends with the bomber's father. The first step is the willingness to