A British survey last year showed that 54percentt of the British population felt guilty about flying — a figure that may have risen since LastMinute.com, a British online travel site, began comparing flight emissions to domestic energy use to get people to carbon-offset their journeys.
It's one of the only times in recorded history the victims of a genocide had to go live in the same land with the perpetrators, which was no easy feat given how much of the general population was guilty of the crime.
So, in the best case scenario, we have fifteen percent of the sex offender population found guilty.
But because ninety-nine percent of the German population is guilty, directly or indirectly, for the present situation, we can only say that those who travel together will hang together.
About 12,900 students had their loans discharged after attending Corinthian Colleges, for instance, which was found guilty of targeting vulnerable populations and advertising false graduation and job-placement rates.
After the war, 53,000 Belgian citizens (0.6 percent of the population) were found guilty of collaboration, providing the only estimate of the number involved during the period.
Now, a whole population feels dirty, stupid, guilty and angry.
White Christian population should perhaps feel guilty about the slavery and the racism that we still feel today.
Most people recognize that Islamic extremists are merely a tiny sample of a massive Muslim population, but others are guilty of the fallacy of hasty generalization.
Perhaps the white Christian population should start feeling guilty about the entire colonization fiasco that is now unfolding years after it has ended.
