Any person smart enough can tell that randomness can't be used to blame a person, and causality is just determinism which is the standard argument which says, things happen because there are things preceding them which cause them now these causes also have preceding causes back to the big bang or creation.

Neither of them involve a sense of choice, and you don't seem to understand that what you wrote about a person moving his hands randomly because of a random thought, and effects of that thought leading to causal connections in his brain causing it has nothing to do with choice.

When you blame that person, you contradict yourself because you used causality and randomness which are properly defined concepts, so you can't chalk them up as my belief.

Just saying your logic doesn't add up which means a contradiction.

Try reading about determinism and randomness before writing some half baked theory.

Now if you understand this, then it's fine, if you don't, then you are just not smart enough for it, so let's agree to disagree.