Blame is a tool in my eyes, we make up blame to help solve social issues. We blame because we are identifying the most useful place to intervene and correct a problem. Ie. is the driver that hit a person at fault, or the vehicle manufacturer for designing a car capable of hitting someone? Deeming either is at fault provides an option for solving the problem, but one of the blame-ings is much more productive and nondestructive. The most productive option is the one that we think of as truly at fault, even though both are technically responsible to a degree. I believe that the manufactured Nazi is to blame in the sense that they will and should have to bear the consequences of their actions.

@lukalot Especially based on views on free will, "blame" can become a strange word.

Does this kid never go to school and meet friends and teachers etc that also shape their worldview?

@ian I wanna say no. they are basically a product. i guess you could attempt to recondition them but even then you cant be sure they would change.