Jocasta the first stone
Oedipus was guilty of the crime of hubris because he killed his father and married his mother, although his actions at the time were perfectly justified and he had no possible way of knowing he was committing great crimes. His pride and the subsequent self-punishment could not have been anticipated by him, but he suffered for it anyway. But that's a little off-topic, isn't it?
And as usual, I see you could not resist the temptation to sneak into the conversation the usual inappropriate political whine. Who's playing the role of entitled victim now?