Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 10, Verse 36

I am the gambling of the fraudulent, I am the power of the powerful; I am victory, I am effort, I am Sattva of the Sâttvika.

Even something as morally mixed as gambling gets named here, with a real distinction drawn between the power and how it's used.

The verse separates the raw ability to act from the choice of how to use it, comparing it to electricity that can heat or cool depending on the user. Real responsibility for misuse stays with the person, not the source of the power itself.