we are all to blame

The outrage index is rising – and we are all to blame
We are all to blame for perpetuating a status quo that, frankly, as professionals, we should all be ashamed of.
She says we are all to blame for the violence plaguing our neighborhoods.
We are all to blame for Omar Khadr's mistreatment
We Are All to Blame for the Marriage Meltdown
We are all to blame for the destruction of our Mother Earth and ultimately the planet.
We are all to blame for mistaking daffodils for food
And if we celebrate politicos who view their stand against the flag as an aim more noble than the actual work of creating policies that undo racial inequity, we are all to blame.
Mandryk: We are all to blame for Evander
We are all to blame, not just the PM.
We Are All to Blame for Michael Brown and Eric Garner Not Getting Justice
We are all to blame for the widening disparity between boys and girls
Jake Gyllenhaal: we are all to blame for media scrum at horror crime scenes
We are all to blame for the pompous tweets and Thornberries in our sides
We Are All to Blame for Ray Rice's Suspension
Russell Brand Says We Are All To Blame For The Escalating Crisis In Iraq
It's not just greyhound trainers — we are all to blame for animal cruelty
Opinion: We Are All To Blame For Obscene Celebrity Worship That Led To Leak Of Nude Pics
Poor SSCE results: Why we are all to blame
Privacy Is Lost, And We Are All To Blame
How We Are All to Blame for the Yosemite Fire
With this in mind, perhaps we are all to blame for the “jihad generation” in one way or another.
We are all to blame, Del Bosque says after Dutch mauling
We Are All to Blame for Rehtaeh Parsons' Suicide
Connecticut School Shooting: We Are All To Blame Because We Love Violence.
We Are All to Blame for the NFL's Concussion Crisis
Why We Are All To Blame For The Big, Dumb Movies of 2012
We are ALL to blame for Amy Winehouse's death, well at least according to Amy documentary director Asif Kapadia.

Oireachtas banking enquiry - We are all to blame for the boom to bust

Who is to blame for the crucifixion of Jesus? Five characters stand ready to accuse each other, each claiming they are not to blame. Loosely based on Biblical characters such as Peter, Pilate, Judas, and the Chief Priests, these characters are the "Everyman," and could easily be any one of us. Each character feels someone else is to blame, when in fact they all had their hand in sending Jesus to the cross. In the end, the characters and the audience as well, come to realize we are all to blame; however, none of us stand accused, since Jesus willingly died for each one of us out of love.

The Romans killed Jesus and Pilate was successful at passing on the blame while using it to establish Roman supremacy.

I sincerely apologize for my part in all of this and I promise some of it won't happen again.

only the names have changed

split on whether this is productive rhetoric bc it creates ideation of obligation/debt on large numbers of ppl + that kind of large scale involvement is necessary for producing certain changes, or unproductive bc it antagonizes ideology of american individualism + parsimonious independence and it might just be better to appeal to ppl's sense of charity and personal goodness instead

The problem with something being everyone's responsibility is that it becomes no one's responsibility.