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>one equal being did something to an another equal being and as one did something to the other they "corrupted" themselves
I think this statement is exposing a flaw, attachment or untrue notion; that of original creation being "perfect." I also consider equality to be a karmic concept itself. In trying to create "equality", many people create lots of karma. Two beings may be equal when added, like
1 + 9 = 10
10 / 2 = 5
When cooperating they are equal because both have 5. If they refuse cooperation they are not equal. Equality is then a matter of perception and action.

But the main point is this:
Some beings or things are created with karma as their main component, because they don't have the power to manifest from virtue. The most karmic type are "shadow people", who have to start by burning off the karma to even gain a form. You can only tell if they have any virtue at all by the fact that they are able to burn off the karma at some point.
Beings and creations can start off with a loan, and this is a legit method. It's not a crime, as long as they have a core of virtue and are able to maintain it in the process of transforming the karma into correct material. It's a risky method and may create a lot of conflict, but some can't do it any other way. So in the process of transforming karma to become complete beings, there will be conflicts between those who can make it, and those who can not will be weeded out in the process. Having karma or being evil is not the same as not being able to become completed, it will only be exposed in the interactions they have.
Someone with karma will do bad things, but if they gradually reduce those with time, they are on the right path. That's why having fixed "laws" and shunning certain things as irreversible sins is harmful. Really bad actions should lead to consequences when it harms the world, but other than that, don't lecture on minor things, it's happening because people are not perfect. Trying to turn society into a large convent is also a type of sin for this reason, it will impair the development of anyone not already at the elite level of a specific path. And that is why jesuits are evil.