No-one can be purely good or bad

:)--Introduction--Well, today I stand agaisnt the resolution "No one can be purely good or bad"==Definitions==Seeing that no definitions were presented by PRO, I shall take it into my own hands and assume. No-One -- "No self-conscious or rational being"Purely -- "in a pure manner, without admixture [1]"---->Since the above definition is pratically useless, I shall define 'pure' too. Pure -- "free from anything of a different, inferior, or contaminating kind; free from extraneous matter [2]"Good -- "morally excellent; virtuous; righteous; pious [3]"Bad -- "not good in any manner or degree [4]"==Rebuttals==PRO says "If a person swears, does it make them bad"1) Profanity harms society, diminishes the english language, and damages the speaker himself. I don't see how this is, at all, right or ethical.2) This isn't enough to determine whether a person is 'bad' or 'good'. You must provide more of an example. PRO says "If a person kills someone, does it make them bad? "1) This also depends. Does this person have the intent to kill? Does this person have a ethical reason to kill? There is simply not enough information to draw a conclusion. PRO asks that why would this change people's views on the person.1) People judge others based on their standerds. Society as a whole usually rejects and looks down upon murder and profanity. Most people would find this person disgusting, reprehensible, etc. PRO argues that there are different 'motives' in different cases of death.1) PRO is supporting my cause. When society judges a person, they often take a look at their 'motives'. Accidents are acceptable -- it happens to everyone. On the other hand, purposely killing another human with malice is often considered appalling and heinous. One would call such a person 'bad' or 'evil'. PRO says "I'm here to argue that "bad people" may have reasons. Reasons are important in judging whether someone is good or bad. If someone has been good all their life and they get immensely stressed one day and freak out, ( see the film "falling down" ) they do bad things in their anger, and people who only see them doing the bad will presume they are a bad person even though all their life they have been a very good person. "1) Hitler had a reason for ordering the slaughter of millions of Jews. He was 'angered' by them. Does this justify anything at all?2) Some 'bad' people have terrible, useless reasons. PRO does nothing to justify their actions. ==Arguments==I shall procede with my own arguments. --Examples of Evil--I shall give some examples of people who I believe have no good in them.1) Joseph Stalin - Stalin was born in 1879. The Communist Regime in control of the Soviet Union caused the deaths of about 62 million people, and about 55 million were citizens, and Stalin murderred 43 million citizens and foreigners [5]. Frankly, I do no see any 'good' in Stalin.2) Adolph Hitler - Hitler became the dictator of Nazi Germany and was born in 1889. He ordered the killing of millions of people, including Jews, Romani, Sinti, Soviet prisoners of war, Polish and Soviet civilians, homosexuals, people with physical or mental disabilities, Jehovah's Witnesses, and political and religious opponents [6]. There are many estimates to how many people died because of Hitler, some ranging up to 17 million [6].3) Pol Pot - Pol Pot became the leader of Cambodia and destroyed the country. He forced the mass evacuation of cities, expelled foreigners, confined the media, forbid money, banned religions, stopped education, and removed parental authority, and millions were forced to work on Pol Pot's 'killing fields' [7]. They soon started dying from exhaustion, malnutrition, disease, and starvation. 25% of the population of Cambodia died due to this[7]. Over 20 minority Ethnic groups were attacked[7]. Fifty percent of the estimated 425,000 Chinese population in Cambodia in perished[7]. The Khmer Rouge, a group Pol Pot formed, pressured Muslims to eat pork and killed those who refused[7]. In all, it is estimated that Pol Pot caused the deaths of around 2 million people during his rule from 1975-79 [8]. --Examples of Good --Hmm. This is somewhat harder (lol)1) Religious Examples - Jesus Christ, the Buddha, and God. They all 'attempted' to teach love and pacifism to humanity. Furthermore, God is known as a omnibenevolent, omnipotent, and omniscient beings. Omnibenevolent is having unlimited or infinite kindness/altruism. This is an example of one being purely good. ====Everything I'll put for now. I await your response :)Sources[1] . http://dictionary.reference.com...[2] . http://dictionary.reference.com...[3] . http://dictionary.reference.com...[4] . http://dictionary.reference.com...[5] . http://www.distributedrepublic.net...[6] . http://books.google.ca...[7]http://www.historyplace.com...[8] . http://articles.cnn.com...