Sentence examples for simplistic scapegoat from inspiring English sources
In the political game of perception, Donald Trump has managed, with his attacks on China, Japan, and Mexico, to make globalization the simplistic scapegoat for most of the job losses in American manufacturing.
The answer is not for parties to pander to such simplistic scapegoating by competing to be the toughest on immigration and multiculturalism, but to highlight the need for a more just redistribution of wealth and resources.
Wry and self-possessed, he told Matt Lauer that no matter what happened in the election he was sure that "the overwhelming majority" of Americans would never submit to Donald Trump's appeals to their fears, that they would see through his "simplistic solutions and scapegoating".
Populists are having a field day, offering simplistic solutions and seeking scapegoats, preferably those beyond the nation's borders.
Blaming these wider, structural problems facing social housing on immigrants is simplistic at best and scapegoating at worst.
The Hawks won a lot of games and Johnson scored a lot of points — until the playoffs, when the simplistic style faltered, leaving Johnson as the scapegoat.
Making any race the scapegoat for violence is over-simplistic.
It condemned the remarks as simplistic and opportunistic, and warned that they risked scapegoating Muslims.
He did, however, effectively employ the demagogue's artifice, which invariably lies in crafting simplistic answers to complicated questions and creating plausible scapegoats for complicated problems.
That was simplistic and failed to take into account the slum landlord problems which had facilitated Abaaoud finding shelter but, in a country seeking scapegoats, it stuck.
