Responsibility And The Rationalization Hamster

From Heartiste's article, "More Science Confirming Game Concepts: Long-Term Relationships Can Bring Out The Worst In Couples":

"Is there an enterprise in existence where women will blame themselves for something bad they did? To ask the question is to laugh at female absurdity. The rationalization hamster is a cosmic force on par with dark matter; you can't see the little bugger, but goddamn is he everywhere, redirecting galactic phenomena at will."

Maybe that is why nowadays everyone is always looking for someone to blame, some person that was behind whatever happened, and of course a victim that must be exonerated at all costs. As society is led more and more by women, while increasing numbers of men withdraw completely, we see more of this shirking responsibility and diverting blame with the flimsiest of all possible excuses. You see, there's really only two possible options that a society such as this will take: perpetual blame passing or total surrender to a superior/brutal force.

It's about time that women take just a LITTLE responsibility for some of the things that go wrong in the world. Men commit most of the crimes, murders, rapes, wars in mankind's history. Men produced all of the government tyrants, along with communism, corporatism, and statism. No one denies this because it's manifestly obvious, yet whenever the barest iota of blame is ever assigned to a woman for anything it's suddenly treated like a new Holocaust! Seriously, feminism, divorce theft, and the modern day ills of the sexual market place can be laid at the feet of the women that demanded this and continue propagating it.

It's not asking too much of them, really. In fact, it's not even asking, because you don't ask someone to accept the truth, you tell it to them.

Responsibility and the assumption ther is the sign of a mature soul. And for those out there that don't think like this, yes, I know you're a precious and unique snowflake that's completely different from all the other women out there, and that may very well be true, but an exception doesn't necessarily disprove a general statement about "the majority of group X". There are many fine women out there that are appalled by what goes on, and I'm quite clearly not including them as part of the majority.

But just before I go: