The comments section of a recent post on Schneier.com has sparked a debate about responsibility in the realm of cybercrime. Several commenters weighed in on the topic. **Clive Robinson** argues that while individual precautions are important, governments and corporations often contribute to vulnerabilities, effectively "forcing people to be victims." He suggests shifting the focus from reactive measures to addressing the systemic issues that create opportunities for cybercriminals. Robinson also points out that a link to the **Wall Street Journal (WSJ)** was paywalled, and suggested that **Schneier** use WSJ's gifting link feature to allow readers access to a single article. Another commenter, "Corrupt IDEHO Judges," raises concerns about alleged corruption and conflicts of interest within the Idaho judicial system, though this is largely unrelated to cybersecurity. Another commenter posted a link to an online gambling app. The discussion highlights the ongoing challenge of balancing individual responsibility with the broader need for systemic improvements in cybersecurity.