Blamers, haters, and know-it-alls

Our perceptions never fully perceive the blamed. Too many possibilities to fully blame—our DNA, our experiences, our society, our world. We are partly to blame. They are partly to blame. But blaming fully cannot be.

With more reflection, blaming blurs. Perceptions loosen as memory fades. The blamed becomes less blameable. The murderer, however, is soaked in blame.