text: The "imperfection" of humans is a view unique to a single religion - Christianity, even the other two Abrahamic religions don't subscribe to it - and while others have a notion of imperfection they, such as Budhism, do not include a belief that it cannot be improved.
  So for people who don't subscribe to Christianity that statement is laughable at best and utterly insulting at worst.
  Your second cliche makes no sense in this context. These things are bad, companies have a responsibility to create environments where they are as rare as possible.
  If your intention is to claim that putting in place the needed systems to ensure that would lead to "hell" then you will have to provide some actual evidence. I don't see how it can have any negative effects at all.
  In the meantime, just last week, I was asked by a manager to keep an eye on a shy female colleague when we visit a site - he was afraid she'd be harassed. How is that better than just making it a firing offense to harass women ?