Blame is one of the cognitive distortions that human minds automatically do.
I’m to blame for this description of blaming:
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I’m also to blame for this song parody, which I might sing at a No Kings protest today.
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Do you see blame in my other images for today?
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Here’s what I find when I search for blame on YouTube:
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Thank to Brené Brown, my friends on Twitter, cool cats everywhere, peaceful protesters, and everyone who is here for this blame post, including YOU.
here’s to peace and democracy in the land.
Here’s hoping, beth.
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I am going to execute my plan for attending the NO KINGS MARCH here in Madison, even though I am no longer certain that I can drive home again when the time seems right. I may have to find my way around the March route. Going anyway. Bringing Kindle to keep in the car.
You’re the best, Barbara.
Oh, wait. I do blame myself for not thinking that through earlier. I also think it is healthy to blame oneself first, so that one does not run the risk of blaming others when one might have done better. But that does not mean that everything is one’s fault, if that makes any sense.
You always make sense, Barbara.
I don’t blame the people who leave such interesting books in Little Free Libraries. Reading is the key to knowledge and that’s the start of preserving democracy.
Thanks for all the knowledge you share, Chris.
Do what we do, Ann …
We do, Mark.