Hellraizer ama

[J-manKometh96]

It might be pertinent when describing a situation to not include: you, him, her, your and you're

The phrase was directed at individuals and not the system as a whole.

You might want to try a remedial English course, as that phrase is clearly indicative of plural subjects. At no point did anyone say it was all the fault of Legalious.

[beartrap]

You might want to try a remedial English course, as that phrase is clearly indicative of plural subjects. At no point did anyone say it was all the fault of Legalious.

He never said it was all his fault. The post said "

that's your own faults

" which implied that they were to blame (which in fact was not the case). You might want to revisit the actual words/quote/definition because you are clearly disassociated with the phrase, wording and context.