Sentence examples for collective blame from inspiring English sources

His decision amounted to an admission of collective blame, one that ultimately holds no one accountable.

Constructing homogeneity makes it easier to assign collective blame to a group for the actions of a minority.

That means working in partnership with Muslim organisations and communities, not employing a rhetoric of collective blame that does nothing but play into the hands of extremism.

In 2017, a group of researchers conducted experiments to try and figure out how to reduce collective blame, another one of the unwise heuristics that is driving anti-Muslim bias.

What his team found was that when people see the hypocrisy of holding Muslims collectively responsible for terrorists while not holding members of other groups responsible for the crimes of their members they attribute less collective blame to Muslims.

Still, with tongue not entirely planted in cheek, Greaney — who also wrote the famed rodeo anthem scene in "Borat" — accepts some of the collective blame for allowing a Trump to flourish as a candidate.

I'm sick and tired of this relentless hostility towards Muslims; the negative headlines; the climate of fear and suspicion; the constant collective blaming.

The spokesperson for the Robin des Bois collective blamed the "oversight" on "administrative failings," and said that the authorities had shirked their duty to track the sites.

A1 Chile Acknowledges Abuse The Chilean Army acknowledged for the first time that it must bear collective "institutional" blame for years of characterizing the human rights violations that occurred under the dictatorship of Gen. Augusto Pinochet as "excesses" of individual officers rather than a deliberate government policy.

Two weeks later, the collective was blamed for allegedly posting flashing computer animations on the Epilepsy Foundation of America's website, which could induce seizures in epileptic viewers.

"It is once again, collective punishment, blaming 1.6 billion Muslims around the world for an attack that they had nothing to do with," Kristy Sabbah, of the local Council for American-Islamic Relations, told Fox 10.