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scapegoats

noun as in person who takes blame for

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She added that "everyone is terrified from the current incitement", and fears they will become "scapegoats".

From BBC

Our hideous gun massacres, degrading entertainments and rampant addictions make clear that tens of millions of Americans feel abused or alienated enough to crave easy explanations and scapegoats to blame for their pain.

From Salon

He added that emotions had been "elevated by trauma spread on social media with the police made scapegoats".

From BBC

This ties her to the witches of centuries past, who also served as scapegoats for their villages’ sins.

From Salon

These concepts are key to evaluating candidates and choosing one who offers more than false hope, isolationism and scapegoats.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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