Being blamed for something that you didn't do doesn't feel right. Like the Jews in the Holocaust of 1939 all the way through 1945. They were blamed by Hitler and the Nazi's for no reason. Just because they looked different and didn't have the same eye color or hair color as them. When Hitler saw the Jews with money, he blamed them for why the banks were losing money. When Hitler saw them with clothes, he blamed them for the stores running out. When Hitler saw them with anything that they kept then it was their fault for anything bad going on in the economy. The Jews shouldn't have been treated the way they were. If it wasn't for Hitler then the Jews wouldn't have been Scapegoated.
"They charged the poor exorbitant sums for their goods, did no productive work, and yet made fortunes through money-lending" (http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/03/the_scapegoating_of_jews.html).
When Hitler decided to start the Concentration camps that's when people started to realize that they were being blamed for stuff that wasn't their fault.
The Jews weren't able to do anything about it or they would be killed. Especially if they tried to run away. It's sad because they were made fun of because of the way they looked, acted, and felt about things.
They weren't aloud to have any say in anything.
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