Can Hamlet's madness be justified?

All the crap that happens to Hamlet might be the reason why he becomes mad but in reality, I don't think it's a good enough reason to get all crazy.
Everyone reacts to situations differently but I don't think he should get this crazy over the events in the story.

If I was him, i would be mad too, but not like Hamlet. Ill be mad and not express any anger or act stupid, and i will do my revenge very quietly.

I believe that his madness can be justified since he went through very hard conditions. His mom got married to Claudius, who was his uncle, and he saw a ghost that looks like his father and the he is not sure if he should trust the ghost or not because the ghost even told him that it was Claudius who killed his father.

I also believe that Hamlet's madness should be justified. First of all, Hamlet's father had died, and he is recovering from the loss. Ms.Boyd and people say Hamlet is very childish for not getting over with for over two months, but I kinda understand how Hamlet is still missing his father. He might have had a really close relationship and it really depends on each person for how long it takes to get over with a family's loss. It might take days, months, and even years and those are something people should understand. Second of all, whether or not the ghost is real, to Hamlet it is actual and is very plausible that he get all crazy when the ghost speaks to him and says that his death was not right. Thirdly, Hamlet's mom got married to his uncle right away. Although this practice is normal to that time period, we can see how furious Hamlet is about this in one of his monologues. With all these stress added up, it might even be normal for Hamlet to get mad. It is though kinda extreme. However, I think it is justified.

Like you guys, I understand that it's natural for Hamlet to get upset when his mother married his uncle too soon after his father's death. However, I think Hamlet shouldn't get mad and obey his father by avenging his father's death by killing his (Hamlet's) own uncle. Well, it's bad to disobey his father by not killing his uncle, but I still think Hamlet shouldn't kill his uncle because killing a person is morally wrong. I think Hamlet should forgive his uncle instead.

Losing someone important in life is a painful thing, which can be a great source of damage to the people mentally as well. Hamlet lost his father and not long after that, his mother marries with her cousin. This has changed many things in Hamlet's life which ended up making him mad.

Obviously, losing someone as close your family is very shocking and tragic, going crazy as hamlet did was just over board. I think it's all because of his fake madness that he actually became mad, he stayed in his virtual world of madness for too long that it sucked him in and transfered to real world. Pretending someone who he wasn't led to him actually staying that way. There are lot of cases like Hamlet in our world, many actors and actresses stay in characters after their big shows for the rest of their lives, thinking they are still playing the movie.