Malice is a real emotion, and it is a bad sign (but not a particularly strong sign) if a person has never felt it.
Yes, letting malice have a large influence on your behavior is a severe character flaw, that is true, but that does not mean that never having felt malice or being incapable of acting out of malice is healthy.
Actually, it is probably rare for a person never to act out of malice: it is probably much more common for a person to just be unaware of his or her malicious motivations.
The healthy organization is to be tempted to act maliciously now and then, but to be good at perceiving when that is happening and to ignore or to choose to resist the temptation most of the time (out of a desire to be a good person).
Malice is a real emotion, and it is a bad sign (but not a particularly strong sign) if a person has never felt it.
Yes, letting malice have a large influence on your behavior is a severe character flaw, that is true, but that does not mean that never having felt malice or being incapable of acting out of malice is healthy.
Actually, it is probably rare for a person never to act out of malice: it is probably much more common for a person to just be unaware of his or her malicious motivations.
The healthy organization is to be tempted to act maliciously now and then, but to be good at perceiving when that is happening and to ignore or to choose to resist the temptation most of the time (out of a desire to be a good person).
I expect people to disagree with this answer.