aelf
Ashen One
The point being that the possibility of a potential negative consequence is not necessarily sufficient to advise against an action. You could go outside, slip on a slick of oil, bang your head, and die. It's possible. That doesn't mean you shouldn't leave your house.
But if you know that the chance of something bad happening is high, would it be wise or responsible to do it? Risky decisions that have a potentially serious impact surely have moral implications that are not necessarily good.