Mean people have a way of deflecting blame, twisting the truth, and justifying their actions, often in ways that make them appear blameless in their own eyes. Skip to content. News; ...

The blame game: Dodging responsibility Deflecting blame is a common tactic used to justify mean behavior. By redirecting focus onto others, individuals avoid confronting their own actions.

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The blame game, however, does not aim at constructive resolution of disagreements; instead it aims at some vague, unrealistic, and negativistic goal of making sure that people get what they deserve.

Others may feel it’s not useful to blame anyone. “If you want to engage with the non-converted and get them to want stronger climate action, blaming them is not going to be a very fruitful ...