The opposite of doing wrong is NOT doing wrong, and is also doing right
You deny the existence of morally neutral acts? There's a difference between "not blameworthy" and "praiseworthy".
If you say "such and such is morally wrong, but not blameworthy
That's not exactly what I said. But I'm not so confident that normal persons entirely agree with each other on such definitions. If an insane person kills another person, we may not call that blameworthy (because the insane person is not a competent moral agent), but we still call the act itself "wrong", because it is unlawful, has predictably bad consequences, and would be blameworthy had a (counterfactually) competent person done it. I hear "normal person"s use this kind of definition all the time.
You deny the existence of morally neutral acts?
There are acts which are neutral in the abstract, which can sometimes be good and sometimes bad. But particular acts are always one or the other. This is obvious, since if an act contributes to a good purpose, and there is nothing bad about it, it will be good. On the other hand, if it contributes to no good purpose at all, it will be bad, because it will be a waste of time and energy.
I think a normal person would be more likely to say that an act by an incompetent person "would" be wrong, if it ...
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