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An otherwise blameless life 

Spending one's time rubbing elbows with dictators, lobbying on behalf of large corporations, backstabbing business partners, colluding with Russians, and generally being a shady sonuvagun.

First used by Judge T.S. Ellis in his explanation for his sentencing of Paul Manafort.
Paul Manafort should only go to jail for 47 months for his crimes which carry a maximum sentence in the decades because he has led an otherwise blameless life.

blameless 

somebody that holds the persona of "not being of blame" ,when infact they are the instigator that has manufactured the whole debacle.

Weak manipulation.
somebody that informs the boss that the coffee,(etc) has been stolen, when they themselves are the thief.

Therefore they are "blameless"
blameless by westaussie June 22, 2009

Blameflation 

When greedy capitalists, providers, or manufactures raise prices and attribute it to staple goods.
Have you seen the prices on OnlyFans? These guys require a lot of protein to look this good; egg prices are going up and blameflation ensues!
Blameflation by ThePickerIndy January 12, 2023

blamehammer 

Letting someone know they are responsible, or at least you feel they are responsible for the current situation.
John, you really screwed up this time boy-o. The blamehammer is going to fall pretty hard on you for this.
blamehammer by Yankee1234 July 27, 2011

blamularity 

Some thing or person that attracts blame, with or without cause, with frequency that defies rational explanation.
Person1: Windows isn't booting. I blame leaf.
Person2: Yeah, he's the local blamularity.
blamularity by iblameleaf October 1, 2005

blamerang 

Like a boomerang of guilt and shame; when you toss out a carefully constructed comment blaming another person for some issue, it turns around and implicates your guilt in the issue.
My comment blameranged when I pointed out that his project was causing a problem and it turned out to be some shared code I wrote.