> but it doesn't follow that these studies are justification for removing accountability from individuals, their households, culture, and practices. Cool. I n

> but it doesn't follow that these studies are justification for removing accountability from individuals, their households, culture, and practices. Cool. I never called for that, so we're not disagreeing. > Nor does it follow that the solutions are not found in changes to individual behaviour. This is one of those things that's both true and useless.