"Vengeance is mine" says the Lord.

Don't you just sizzle with rage when someone quotes this to you in the middle of a very satisfying rant on how you shall get back at the erstwhile friend/neighbour/family member/colleague/PERSON who has deliberately caused you pain by deeds or words? Well, I do. And not to be disobedient, rude, irreverent or even blasphemous, I say "And I am His instrument!"
Yep. Why not? After all, if God is to exact that vengeance, He will use someone or something, so why can't that someone (or something!) be me? I believe in revenge, retribution, justice, vengeance or whatever fancy word people may want to use. I think it is educational and because, in my opinion, until the offender experiences the pain they have set out to cause, they have no real understanding of the magnitude of the effect of their actions. "Learning by Experience" is what I call it. And, revenge really is a dish best served cold.

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