> You have to live with that and the risk does not warrant blaming others You could say that about any risk, e.g. "you have to live with the risk of drunk driv

> You have to live with that and the risk does not warrant blaming others You could say that about any risk, e.g. "you have to live with the risk of drunk drivers, and the risk does not warrant blaming others, we just have to live with drunk driving." it's certainly an opinion that you have there, but societies in general have not chosen to treat serious risks that way, so the "have to" part isn't correct, no: we can and often do choose better than that. I see that you're no longer trying to defend your "blatant lie" comment. Good, it's indefensible.