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The best revenge is massive success.
Frank Sinatra
The greatest revenge is massive success.
Les Brown
Neoliberal ideology drives us to focus on individuals, ourselves, individual victims, individual perpetrators. But how is it possible to solve the massive problem of racist state violence by calling upon individual police officers to bear the burden of that history and to assume that by prosecuting them, by exacting our revenge on them, we would have somehow made progress in eradicating racism?
Angela Y. Davis (Freedom Is a Constant Struggle: Ferguson, Palestine, and the Foundations of a Movement)
The best revenge is massive success
Frank Sinatra
The best revenge is massive success.
Brian Carruthers (Building an Empire:The Most Complete Blueprint to Building a Massive Network Marketing Business)
Wow, your ego is massive. How do you manage to walk around all day without toppling over from the weight of it all?
Amanda Abram (The Importance of Getting Revenge)
Never argue with your critics if they attack you emotionally while working on your dream goal rather stay focused on it without taking their opinion personally because the best revenge is a massive success.
Dhiraj Kumar Raj (Attracting A Specific Person: How to Use the Law of Attraction to Manifest a Specific Person, Get Back Your Ex and Manifest a Vibrant Relationship.)
The best revenge is massive success.” She advised me to move forward with such great momentum and so much of a presence that every time these people woke up, turned the TV on, or made a business move, they would see my face—and be reminded of how well I was doing.
Grant Cardone (The 10X Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure)
It had personally pained Trump not to be able to give it to him. But if the Republican establishment had not wanted Trump, they had not wanted Christie almost as much. So Christie got the job of leading the transition and the implicit promise of a central job—attorney general or chief of staff. But when he was the federal prosecutor in New Jersey, Christie had sent Jared’s father, Charles Kushner, to jail in 2005. Charlie Kushner, pursued by the feds for an income tax cheat, set up a scheme with a prostitute to blackmail his brother-in-law, who was planning to testify against him. Various accounts, mostly offered by Christie himself, make Jared the vengeful hatchet man in Christie’s aborted Trump administration career. It was a kind of perfect sweet-revenge story: the son of the wronged man (or, in this case—there’s little dispute—the guilty-as-charged man) uses his power over the man who wronged his family. But other accounts offer a subtler and in a way darker picture. Jared Kushner, like sons-in-law everywhere, tiptoes around his father-in-law, carefully displacing as little air as possible: the massive and domineering older man, the reedy and pliant younger one. In the revised death-of-Chris-Christie story, it is not the deferential Jared who strikes back, but—in some sense even more satisfying for the revenge fantasy—Charlie Kushner himself who harshly demands his due. It was his daughter-in-law who held the real influence in the Trump circle, who delivered the blow. Ivanka told her father that Christie’s appointment as chief of staff or to any other high position would be extremely difficult for her and her family, and it would be best that Christie be removed from the Trump orbit altogether.
Michael Wolff (Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House)
He’d never experienced hate before. It was like an ulcer growing on a tumor, festering and stinking. Late at night or between dreams and sleep, he’d get into it, bathing in the venom, wallowing in thoughts of revenge. In a way, the hate felt good. You were righteous, godlike, the dispenser of justice. Hate dispelled your fears and forged every disappointment, setback, loss, humiliation, and failure that ever happened to you into one massive steel sledgehammer of rage, poised to obliterate, and for one brief, purifying moment, give you relief.
Joe Ide (Righteous (IQ, #2))
Bergé’s yelling had attracted the attention of everyone in the Kibati hall: champagne flutes stopped halfway to heavily painted lips, eyes widened, massive diamonds groaned scornfully in their settings. It was a stationary riot.
Mark Zero (The French Art of Revenge)
The best revenge is massive success.
Adharsh Boopathiraj
Doespring rolled her eyes. “She’s in RiverClan. Stagleap’s got a massive crush on her.
Erin Hunter (Tallstar's Revenge (Warriors Super Edition, #6))
That’s the beauty of it. That was the sweet revenge which English took on French: it not only anglicised it, it used the invasion to increase its own strength; it looted the looters, plundered those who had plundered, out of weakness brought forth strength. For ‘answer’ is not quite ‘respond’; now they have almost independent lives. ‘Liberty’ isn’t always ‘freedom’. Shades of meaning, representing shades of thought, were massively absorbed into our language and our imagination at that time.
Melvyn Bragg (The Adventure of English: The Biography of a Language)
So a god has snatched from me my all In the curse and rack of Destiny. All his worlds are gone beyond recall! Nothing but revenge is left to me! On myself revenge I’ll proudly wreak, On that being, that enthroned Lord, Make my strength a patchwork of what’s weak, Leave my better self without reward! I shall build my throne high overhead, Cold, tremendous shall its summit be. For its bulwark-- superstitious dread, For its Marshall--blackest agony. Who looks on it with a healthy eye, Shall turn back, struck deathly pale and dumb; Clutched by blind and chill Mortality May his happiness prepare its tomb. And the Almighty’s lightning shall rebound From that massive iron giant. If he bring my walls and towers down, Eternity shall raise them up, defiant.
Karl Marx
The best revenge is massive success.” –Frank Sinatra
Chandan Deshmukh (SIX SECRETS SMART STUDENTS DON’T TELL YOU)
Massive success the best revenge is.
Napz Cherub Pellazo
This was a massive blow to Rome’s pride that would demand revenge
Anthony Everitt (Augustus: The Life of Rome's First Emperor)
Anyway, Hera got hold of him and figured she could use this giant to get her long-awaited revenge on Leto. “Hey, Tityos,” Hera said to him one day. “Blood!” Tityos screamed. “Meat and blood!” “Yes,” Hera said. “Those are very nice. But how about a pretty wife for you too?” “Meat!” “Okay. Maybe later. A woman will be walking this way soon, heading to Delphi. She just loves it when big strong giants try to abduct her and drag her to their underground lair. Interested?” Tityos scratched his massive head. “Blood?” “Why, certainly.” Hera smiled. “If she resists, shed all the blood you want!” Tityos agreed, so Hera gave him a cookie for good behavior and left him lying in wait on the road to Delphi. Soon Leto came along, and Tityos leaped out to grab her.
Rick Riordan (Percy Jackson's Greek Gods)
Maria. “Nobody could have predicted” a pandemic that his own Department of Health and Human Services was running simulations for just a few months before COVID-19 struck in Washington state. Why does he do this? Fear. Donald didn’t drag his feet in December 2019, in January, in February, in March because of his narcissism; he did it because of his fear of appearing weak or failing to project the message that everything was “great,” “beautiful,” and “perfect.” The irony is that his failure to face the truth has inevitably led to massive failure anyway. In this case, the lives of potentially hundreds of thousands of people will be lost and the economy of the richest country in history may well be destroyed. Donald will acknowledge none of this, moving the goalposts to hide the evidence and convincing himself in the process that he’s done a better job than anybody else could have if only a few hundred thousand die instead of 2 million. “Get even with people who have screwed you,” Donald has said, but often the person he’s getting revenge on is somebody he screwed over first—such as the contractors he’s refused to pay or the niece and nephew he refused to protect. Even when he manages to hit his target, his aim is so bad that he causes collateral damage.
Mary L. Trump (Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man)
A small group of insurgents managed to escape by boat. The soldiers held their fire and watched them make their way into the Strait of Malacca. The wind picked up. The horses in the water multiplied. Soon, the frenzied surface became white with froth. The sea turned dark and the horses swelled into massive waves. The battalion watched quietly as the boat struggled to cut through the angry waves.
Salina Christmas (A Request For Betrayal: The Constant Companion Tales)
the Chalukyas gained in strength, built an Empire, gathered their massive forces and swept down south for revenge. Kanchi and Uraiyur were reduced to ashes; they descended even as far as Madurai. Had Nedumara Pandiyan not decided to make a stand and destroy them in Nelveli, all of the southern lands would be under Chalukya suzerainty
Kalki (Fresh Floods (Ponniyin Selvan #1))