On the recordJanuary 1, 1900
As a matter of fact, the blame must rest in all such cases far less with them than with those responsible for the existence of the system.
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gutenberg.orgAs a matter of fact, the blame must rest in all such cases far less with them than with those responsible for the existence of the system.
Roosevelt argues that responsibility for failures lies not with individuals, but with those who perpetuate flawed systems.
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