I refuse to blame someone for doing something they TOLD us they were gonna do.

[Eliot Rosewater]

I blame the people who overtly and indirectly gave him the power to do it.

It is not surprising that a liar has told 1200 lies in 6 months, it is not surprising that Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell want to take away our SS and Medicare and food from poor people.

They TOLD us they wanted to do that!

[sl8]

1. Not seeing the logic in that.

If I tell you that I'm going to steal your car, and then I steal it, you wouldn't blame me? Why would my telling you beforehand relieve me of blame?

[Kaleva]

3. So people like Hitler are off the hook?

And Lil Kim of North Korea?

[dawg]

13. North Korea?

I thought Lil' Kim was from Brooklyn.

[cwydro]

4. Wow.

Really?

[KPN]

5. Huh?

So you don't blame Trump himself?

[Mediumsizedhand]

6. Good point and one I make. When someone tells you, believe them.

I had a co worker tell me after the election that Trump would make Medicare better. All I could do was stutter asking her if she had been listening to the Republicans for the last decade or so. What world was she living in. A work environment and just after the election. People at that point were mostly leaving me alone. But wow, the stupid.

[Eliot Rosewater]

8. My point exactly, but not just those who trust trump but those who

did what they did (I am not allowed to mention it here) that resulted in this.

I blame THEM very much.

They KNEW trump would do this!

[cwydro]

9. You are constantly saying you are not allowed to say things here.

Please explain.

[Eliot Rosewater]

10. sure

[cwydro]

12. Funny. Nt

[Mediumsizedhand]

11. I agree.

"When someone tells you, believe them." It was more than just Trump.

[bluepen]

7. Is there a blame shortage? Seems like there is quite

enough to go around.