Except that you can have a chemical dependancy in alcohol or drugs, so if you want to, you can realistically argue that continued addiction is the drug or alcoh

Except that you can have a chemical dependancy in alcohol or drugs, so if you want to, you can realistically argue that continued addiction is the drug or alcohol's fault. How does that work for continued addiction Facebook? And if we're talking about how the addiction started, yes, if you get addicted it is your fault, if you knew there was even a remote possibility of getting addicted. If someone decided to poke a beehive, is the resulting sting the bee's fault, or the stick's, or is it theirs?