It doesn't matter if he got off easy or not. Two wrongs does not make a right. If you wrong someone, and s/he tries to then injure you with a heavy blunt objec

It doesn't matter if he got off easy or not. Two wrongs does not make a right. If you wrong someone, and s/he tries to then injure you with a heavy blunt object but fails, it doesn't mean "you got off easy". You can then counter sue for attempted murder. So now who got off "easy"?