It is totally fine that an individual choose personal responsibility. The issue here is when individual choices of others are blamed as the sole cause of the p

It is totally fine that an individual choose personal responsibility. The issue here is when individual choices of others are blamed as the sole cause of the problem. > The only way to untangle it is to pick one guiding principle. This is an arbitrary statement with no reasoning. It is both possible to expect individual responsibility and also to hold the system accountable. The system and individual behaviors are intertwined. That's the nature of human reality. They are a feedback loop that affect and create each other. One does not exist without the other. It's like voting - you can vote all you want, but some changes will never happen without modifying the system, e.g. the first-past-the-post voting in the US killing any chance of 3rd party participation. You have to change the system to ranked-choice. There's no way around it.