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A pointed finger that demands the rest of the hand follow with proof.
means A claim that someone did something wrong, made before any of it is established as true.
from From Latin accusare, to call to account, built from ad- (toward) and causa (cause, legal case) — literally aiming a reason at someone.
Burden of proofAccusing is free; proving costs everything.
Grammar of blameThe accusative case marks the thing acted upon.
PresumptionLaw treats it as noise until evidence speaks.