All human beings are fundamentally good in their nature ,and if uncorrupted by external circumstances ,their actions wil be morally correct ? What do you understand from above light of the statement ?with example

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 All human beings are fundamentally good in their nature ,and if uncorrupted by external circumstances ,their actions wil be morally correct ? What do you understand from above light of the statement ?with examples?

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