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10. Victim Blaming Absolves the Blamer from Taking Responsibility for Any Solutions

Tue Sep 5, 2017, 07:47 PM

Sep 2017

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Great piece. dalton99a Sep 2017 #2

The majority of the burden of responsibility for Houston pbmus Sep 2017 #3

K&R... spanone Sep 2017 #4

I asked the same question here last week. phylny Sep 2017 #5

It was a good question too ck4829 Sep 2017 #24

Exactly treestar Sep 2017 #6

?? frazzled Sep 2017 #9

Yes you are reading it incorrectly treestar Sep 2017 #11

Well, I'm relieved. frazzled Sep 2017 #13

Ted Cruz don't neighbor. shadowmayor Sep 2017 #7

when we lived in Texas we were driving somewhere and saw a texas demigoddess Sep 2017 #21

Henry Gonzales - one of the greats from Texas northoftheborder Sep 2017 #26

K&R. nt DLevine Sep 2017 #8

Perfect comment Garrison. yorkie77 Sep 2017 #14

Thank you Garrison. zentrum Sep 2017 #15

Excellent article. He's right. nt Honeycombe8 Sep 2017 #16

Why isn't Texas using its own "rainy day fund"? martigras Sep 2017 #17

Thanks for posting. mountain grammy Sep 2017 #18

Correction dsc Sep 2017 #22

Dems should insist No funds for Houston without DACA protection Pepsidog Sep 2017 #20

K & R Duppers Sep 2017 #23

K&R ck4829 Sep 2017 #25