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You've made essentially this argument yourself, and I've been wondering: How is causal determinism "presupposed in the concept of human action"?
Can't I do things without the results being guaranteed?
You can do things without the results being guaranteed.
But you cannot do anything, be responsible for any action, without causality.
RobinZ has pointed out that there's a difference between causality and causal determinism.
You're losing sight of the original question. People who believe in free will don't deny causality.