We’ve all heard the excuse or explanation that ‘it’s society’s fault’, to explain someone’s failure. We hear expressions like this often when an individual has committed a crime or simply failed to succeed. Personal accountability is diluted as we are told that this person came from an imperfect home, had no role models or ample education. These arguments are often wielded by those who have been favored with society’s blessings and advantages. As readers here know, I am not politically liberal and regard myself as an independent who usually votes for Republican candidates. I did vote for Senator Sherrod Brown, one of the most liberal members of the U.S. Senate, a fact that astonished friends and family, as I had concerns about the character of his opponent that I could not overcome. I am proud of this vote. Were you born next to a ladder? A 19-year-old female was sent to me to evaluate hepatitis C. She was unemployed. She had used intravenous needles years ago a
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