Fortunately for me, that isn't an argument that I made. I can't even see how you came to the conclusion above by distortions of what I said, unless you just didn't bother to read them and just jumped in. I would agree that all humans are equal under the law, but certainly not identical. Again, it's not relevant that one person can be more influenced than another. It's a prerequisite of an adult that s/he be able to rationally control their own deviant tendencies regardless of whether those tendencies are the result of nature or nurture.
If you ate lead paint as a child, and then go out a do crazy things as an adult, is that cause and effect? Clearly it is not ...
That's what I took issue with. It can absolutely be cause and effect for one person but not for another.
Are you responsible for your own actions? Yes.
Can blame for bad actions be shared with an enabler of those actions? Absolutely.