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What do you mean by "held proportionally responsible" --what do you want to happen? Should they dismantle their oil companies? Go to jail? Get a humongous fine?
Knowing who the culprits are and making them pay for what they did are two vastly different things. Tooting about that definitely doesn't contribute to anything.
The problem is systemic, the solution must be systematic, so top-down, not bottom-up. Politics, flawed and boring as it is, is the only force that can stop this.
My argument is not that ordinary people should do more to combat climate change. We're doing plenty, and whatever oil executives do is massively exacerbating the problem.
Rather, my argument is that the problem is far more systemic, that it goes beyond a few dozen rich assholes. Saying that a busload of people are causing this problem falsely implies that getting rid of those people will fix the problem, and it won't. I would really like it to be true, but it isn't.
@thisismyglasgow For completeness' sake, it's worth pointing out that the gameshow host knows where the car is.
Also, they did an equivalent on this experiment with pigeons, and pigeons are better at the Monty Hall problem than we are.