blaming

It feels like the article is implicitly blaming the Fukushima meltdown for the tsunami somehow.

This isn't splitting hairs in because the parent is taking about forms of PC that do not directly relate to gender and blaming feminism for them.

If you'll forgive the simile - Blaming a search engine for making bad content accessible is ridiculous.

A major problem while discussing inequality is that many lose objectivity and start blaming X/Y party.

It's like with every generation gap, their isn't much point blaming those who came before us.

It's impossible to make progress when you conclude by blaming vague 19th century ideas about gender.

Patriarchy, as a sociological concept, is not about blaming men for the ills of the world.

While all of these things do exist in the chain of effects that lead to islamic terrorism, that does not mean that blaming them is helpful nor particularly accurate.

An excellent, targeted solution is implemented to address that specific problem, and doesn't waste any time blaming people for subconscious biases.

Google, and it's fans, spend a lot of time blaming everyone else for the problem.

It was, until he went off the rails by blaming everything on the 1%.

Lumping the two together like that is like blaming Islam for terrorists.

I mainly used the abundance argument to counter the either naive or malicious statement of "blaming the spoon for being fat".

Get to know them ( only so that what you will eventually say will have more impact ), and then hit them with the following, "Your anger and blaming doesn't work.

We went through this years ago with IE6, there were always plenty of devs with variations of "screw 'em", but blaming or penalising users for their set up is a bit of a dick move, and shutting out or inconveniencing a big chunk of potential market is not a good business strategy.

Blaming CEO of the company forthe fact that he does exactly what his collective bosses tell him to do, instead of thinking of abstract "business interests" (that exist just to earn money to his bosses) and employees (to whom his company is responsible only in the extents of their employment agreements) is ridiculous.

Blaming the individual for our country's structural ills is myopic fantasy.

Blaming a person that lived on another continent and I'm guessing did not speak Chinese (maybe I'm wrong?) is really a stretch.

Blaming 'capital' seems fairly erroneous.