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There is both choice and causality. You choose to do something and that usually causes something else to happen. Or perhaps it causes the need for further choices, either your choices or the choices of others.
Or as you seem to define it, there is still both, though with a different explanation. Choice is the tool of those who control their own actions. Causality is the excuse of those who choose not to.
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