The point here is the blame game is actually rather useless as the result is still the same, crashes and injuries involved. It's about raising awareness and through it changing future behaviour. As a member of the pro peloton, doing something foolish, you should be able to rely on your fellow pelotoner, to cover your back. To act appropriately and to kindly remind you, through relegation, you need to up your game. At Tour 2024 Wout already setting an example. It's a process.
Even we, the fans, on the opposite sides of the opinion now came to the same conclusions. That is although we see rider A and rider B in reversed roles, on who sees who and who is coming from behind, and things like that. Who cares, what we ended up agreeing on is the rider that had better overview, on what was going on, had some other options at disposal. That is using brakes and resulting to relegation. A golden standard in such situations. As back in the day they just went through, regardless. Fans loved it, till the morning after.