"Everybody has a ready-made excuse to blame the FA, in terms of how they've handled it and how they've delayed it," Taylor told BBC Radio Five Live.
I think it's a very, very discouraging picture on that front, and I think the Obama Administration has really failed either to make the case or to get it through the legislature (you can, I guess, put the blame wherever you want) in terms of a very, very serious push for renewable energy or into conservation.
Hence, they find it necessary to show, not just that we ascribe blame to collectives in practice, but that the collective blame that we ascribe cannot be analyzed in terms of individual blame.
Fortunately, Obama and his advisors have a clean slate, in terms of blame; experience and some distance having watched the worst effects of this meltdown between the election and inauguration.
"There's sexism and racism in every industry but in Silicon Valley we have the fewest excuses in terms of blaming history or institutional problems," Price said one recent day at her downtown San Francisco live/work studio.
He finally stopped playing coy in his tantalisingly-named autobiography, Close Your Soul, Ivan (it shares a lot with Mein Kempf in terms of blaming all of history's misfortune on the Jews), in which he revealed his father's Jewishness but also said that he wasn't going to change his opinions just because of "that single drop of blood that my father left in my mother's body".
He finally stopped playing coy in his tantalizingly-named autobiography, Close Your Soul, Ivan (it shares a lot with Mein Kempf in terms of blaming all of history's misfortune on the Jews), in which he revealed his father's Jewishness but also said that he wasn't going to change his opinions just because of "that single drop of blood that my father left in my mother's body".
