Blame Quote by Umberto Eco

Dictators have always played on the natural human tendency to blame others and to oversimplify.

— Gerard K. O'Neill

“The weakest nations always blame others for their failures.”

— M.F. Moonzajer

By blaming others, we fail to find the real solutions to our problems and we do not carry out our own responsibilities.

— Jeb Bush

“Even dictators become dictators because somehow, deep in their hearts, they believe they've been chosen to save the world. Everyone is chosen. There lies…

— Eric Gamalinda

“So the problem with any dictatorship,” I said, following Simone’s argument, “is never really the dictator himself but the people who agree with him.”…

— Camille Bordas

“We blame our bosses, the economy, our politicians, other people, or we write ourselves off as failures or our goals as impossible. When really…

— Ryan Holiday

Dictators must have enemies. They must have internal enemies to justify their secret police and external enemies to justify their military forces.

— Richard Perle

“A leader who cannot shoulder the blame is not someone we will follow blindly into battle. We instinctively question that individual’s character, dependability, and…

— Marshall Goldsmith

“The leader must own everything in his or her world. There is no one else to blame.”

— Jocko Willink

“Those who are weakest often tend to blame others for their own incompetence.”

— Gabriella Geach

“The deceit of the tyrants and brutes is that they create a problem or become a part of the problem then offer themselves as…

— DAVID OKAFOR

“It's easy to blame someone else for our failings...”

— Joan Medlicott