system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
“If You Haven’t Done Anything Wrong, Do Not Apologise” How can we be sure that we haven't done anything wrong?
gpt
Well, you can't be sure, but ultimately any sort of action needs an agreed-upon definition of how far the boundaries of responsibility extend. In the contemporary West, we tend to define "responsibility" as something like, "rational, conscious, self-aware decisions made by an adult not under any immediate compulsion." In a legal sense, at least - many social movements, both historical and contemporary, ascribe blame or lack thereof beyond the individual's actions, to their social class, economic status, skin color, ancestry, and so on.

The main issue here practically is that civil society can't really function without a shared definition of these boundaries. If we have vastly different conceptions of them, then we can't decide on what *wrong* means, and therefore can't make any legislative decisions.

Otherwise, you'll need to expand on your question in order to get a better answer.