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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TopcatCoin, post: 946399, member: 22746&quot;]I generally agree with your point, and it makes good sense for people to take responsibility for their actions and mistakes.&nbsp; There has surely been a decrease of this in our society over the years.&nbsp; However, there are circumstances in which people are <u>intentionally</u> duped or conned or victimized.&nbsp; For example, a guy approaches an elderly couple and offers to clean out their chimney for $100.&nbsp; He presents a valid license, paperwork and insurance, etc., and the couple agrees to have him do it.&nbsp; He then climbs up on the roof and enjoys a few beers, works on his tan, and collects the $100.&nbsp; Later that year, the fireplace backs up and the couple realizes they were taken for a ride.&nbsp; IMO, the criminal deserves at least some if not most of the blame.&nbsp; TC[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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