You Tube video: Rick Ross to Dr. Oz — Raniere’s ‘blame shifting’
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Frank Parlato · November 24, 2017
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Blame shifting and whataboutism are things that are not only common with KR. Just watch Fox News whenever there is a scandal and one GOP member gets attacked for misbehavior. The US is becoming the China of the West where it is unwanted to point out one’s wrongdoings, especially when they are in a position of power or a superior.
I mean you learn at school that it is unfriendly to criticize someone’s paper without mentioning two positive points. Why do you constantly have to blow smoke up someone’s ass in the US nowadays instead of fixing the issue?