[A Citizen Reporter]

"As a nation, we are so incredibly conceited that we can't accept failure, it has to be negligence"

Don't know that I'd call it conceit. But I have given this some thought today. It seems to be the rush to find the blame, to point fingers. Where did that come from? Did it come from a culture of lawyers looking for a lawsuit?

[Luis Gonzalez]

It is conceit.

We just don't fail that often, so we expect to succeed every time.

[Howlin]

It came from people trying to lay blame where they want it to go, where it's fashionable.

They can't think for themselves.

And they sure can't wait to hear the official results. That might contradict what THEY think!