The Blameless Society Vii
February, 2001
It's been a while. Did you miss us? In this, the seventh installment of our roundup of finger-pointers, we again examine the culture of not-my-faultism. We were disappointed, as always, to find it thriving. Following the massacre at Columbine, more than half of Americans polled said the Internet should share responsibility for the killings. Dylan Klebold's parents blamed school officials for not stopping Eric Harris, who, unlike their choirboy son, appeared to have violent tendencies. In Las Veg...
