Under harsh blame and scrutiny, Klebold laid low until 2016, when she released the book A Mother's Reckoning: Living In the Aftermath of Tragedy, which solidified her role as a "brain health" and suicide prevention advocate.
Echoists can get stuck in bad relationships when they feel undeserving, under-entitled, or blame themselves when things go wrong.
Mellor hypocritically testified to the PASC that "local" authorities were to blame for "under-reporting of incidents and therefore an under-investigating of incidents, and therefore continuing risk to patient safety" (page 7).
On CNN's "State of the Union," Carlos Gutierrez, a Romney adviser and a commerce secretary under George W. Bush, blamed the loss "squarely on the far right wing of the Republican Party".
Lady Altmann, who was pensions minister under David Cameron, blamed the Bank's quantitative easing programme (QE) for creating ever-larger deficits, while itself being insulated from the problems caused by its policies.
Young Democrats under 30 blamed politicians (77% responsible), Donald Trump (77% responsible), money in politics (75% responsible), structural racism (69% responsible) and lack of access to higher education (66% responsible) as the most significant factors responsible for the state of politics and society today.
Government proposals on knife crime, which would see teachers responsible for reporting children caught up in violence, are criticised in The Times, which says there are fears that the measures will shift blame onto under-resourced public sector workers.
The point of this piece, though, is not to point fingers of blame at under-trained security employees but to identify what's wrong with the system today, explain why, and spell out what should be done to fix it immediately.
When Justin Leppitsch is under the pump, blame Tom Rockliff.
