one's priority is not to dwell on the cracks of a given vessel but on its whole as a creation of God.
How do you view a predatory paedophile as a creation of God? And why would Jesus want them drowned in the depths of the ocean with a millstone around their necks if it were merely "cracks in the vessel?"
An abortionist who for decades disposes of baby parts. Or has a baby born alive and murders the baby. Or sells body parts for medical experiments.
Stalin who killed 40 million people. Those are just cracks?
Jihadists who kidnap and rape Yazidi children. We are not suppose to dwell on that but try to find the good in these Jihadists?
In your wished-for world there would be no disincentive to sin. Everyone would pat you on the head and try to find the good in you.
In my world punishment from the age of 2 would be swift, harsh and effective. People often comment to me after Mass that my children are the best behaved kids in mass they have ever seen, completely quiet and sitting still, and I reply, "of course, because if they were not I would beat them". They laugh like I am joking, but I am not joking.
Parents now are weaker than dishwasher.
I don't need to beat my kids very often because the mere threat that I would, and severely if needed, appropriate to their age and gender is enough. They are told to be quiet and respectful in Church and what Papa says goes.
The way to raise good children is to watch for cracks when they start forming and come down on those cracks hard, heavy and force the child to acknowledge them and repair them. My teenage son for example does not have a mobile phone and will never have a mobile phone until he leaves home, because he was unable to stick to basic rules about it. Now he has learned his lesson he has the self-discipline and could probably have a mobile phone, but the punishment will continue for another 3 years at least.
I don't phuck around. When I punish, I really punish, and that makes the threat of punishment effective.
The best punishment for people is rare, but very harsh, so they remember how painful physically or emotionally it was. The big crimes should get big punishments.