$1.$ Customs officers had the right to break into the colonists' houses without their permission. This act represents a potential threat and violation of the colonists' property rights and privacy rights 

$2.$ Even if the wishes of the people's representatives are modest and reasonable, the results are delayed. The situation reflected the colonists' frustration with Britain's lack of response and inaction $$

$3.$ The expansion of the powers of the Admiralty and the vice$-$Admiralty led to the exceeding of the original limits to the extent that the duties of colonists were raised, and their rights infringed 

$4.$ The abolition of juries represents a lack of openness and transparency in the judicial sector, a decline in the participation of citizens, and an infringement of individuals' right to know $$

$5.$ Dissatisfaction with slavery and claims to freedom and right $$

$6.$ The colonists asked the king for peace and security and preferred that he maintain the peace and security they requested.

This is summary of the main points of the colonists' letter to King George III in $1774.$

Please summarize them in one short paragraph to answer. how much blame do they attach to George $3$th$?$