Do we all or most of us agree that in real life, in our humanity, there is...

... a THIN LINE between good and evil, right and wrong, happiness and sadness, harm and no harm etc, that also proves that ANY ONE OF US, by LAW and MORALITY, could be guilty of something terrible, just by choosing the wrong option and stepping into the wrong line?

And while in some cases the line maybe not so thin, in other cases it could be, right?

This may also refer to criminal offenses in areas we all know well about. But yet, even if we COULD argue that not ALL perpetrators have the same type of evil intent at least mentally, and some may choose the wrong option by mistake rather than desire to cause someone harm officially, some people are still BETTER at following the set of rules than OTHERS, but then some may either not care or again have intent.

And do you think there is a THIN line there that is rather easy to cross and can turn a normal person into a downright BAD one or at least a GUILTY one, whether by law, morals and/or rights?

Anyways, what do we think, is the line between right and wrong etc in humanity really and generally that or otherwise THIN? And how do people measure it on a daily or otherwise basis if they don't become psychos or sociopaths like that or turn to dark sides when opportunities arrive, male or female perpetrators (again, no offense, popularity and sensitivity of issues notwithstanding, and neither is existence of focus groups, feminists et al, internet, morality, preaching, social restrictions, social justice warriors, knee-jerk reactions, however justified, etc) and regardless of gender of victims too, thanks.