> In every crowd you will find a set of loud victim blamers. I think the line has to be drawn somewhere on whether someone is a victim, or are complicit in the

> In every crowd you will find a set of loud victim blamers. I think the line has to be drawn somewhere on whether someone is a victim, or are complicit in their own suffering. If someone steps in doggy-doo on a walk, that's unfortunate and they might actually be a victim. However, if someone says "Me and my team have been stepping on doggy-doo everyday for the past 5 months", they are no longer victims, unless someone is coercing them into doing that against their will; and I will have some questions to ask their (technical) leadership.