> Infrastructure projects should not be blamed for conditions they did not cause.
This seems like a strange sentiment to me. Intrastructure projects should not be blamed for anything. Blame rests with people, not things.
And the people running those infrastructure projects, making the decisions about them were the same people that were responsible for many of the other factors that went into the conditions that we’re discussing.
It’s pretty much all the same set of people—the people that had political power when these decisions were being made. So it feels weird to slice out just the infrastructure pieces out of that.
This seems like a strange sentiment to me. Intrastructure projects should not be blamed for anything. Blame rests with people, not things.
And the people running those infrastructure projects, making the decisions about them were the same people that were responsible for many of the other factors that went into the conditions that we’re discussing.
It’s pretty much all the same set of people—the people that had political power when these decisions were being made. So it feels weird to slice out just the infrastructure pieces out of that.