You even admit it yourself and don't realize it. Skyler was a sympathetic figure early in the show. When she kicked Walt out, I didn't like her, but I sympathized with her situation. However, you kind of lose the right to sympathy once you bypass the easy exit and voluntarily get your hands dirty. Once she got involved, of her own volition, she lost her innocence. No sympathy for the devil. Her crime may not be as big as Walt's but that's just moral relativism. Sympathizing with one character over another because they are the lesser of two evils ignores the fact that they're both evil.
I'm not saying one person is better than the other. I have my personal preference, but I'm not gonna try and paint them as a victim when they're not. That's what the big fuss is about with Skyler. She's not blameless. Her being trapped is a direct consequence of her own actions. Motives be damned. No one is forgiving Walt for getting into the drug game just because he had some motives some of us may sympathize with. He did the wrong thing and will pay for it. Skyler did the wrong thing, and unfortunately, got herself boxed-in. PEACE.
