Oh but Faustus, don't you understand? 

Many of the Globe and Mail's readers would prefer to talk about how it's really the fault of the poor when businesses and politicians let them down. 

It's so much easier than admitting the truth: that despite all their talk about personal responsibility, many conservatives aren't actually willing to take any themselves. 

Which is why members of the Grenfell residential committee, when they meet with her later this weekend, are going to ask that the Kensingston and Chelsea housing authority be completely removed from the recovery process. 

It's also why, rather than say focus on why some mothers felt a need to throw a baby from the 9th or 10th floor, or why a teenager had to decide between jumping to their death or burning alive, some people on this board apparently would rather talk about how the poor don't take proper care of their own living areas.