The Enforcers are appalled when the Guardians and Jade tell them that Phobos (allegedly) killed his own parents. They then try to talk the Tracker out of killing the girls by pointing out that Phobos didn't specifically order them to be killed and that they're not a threat without their powers.
Phobos reveals that he didn't get rid of the painting that Elias was magically trapped in because while he disliked the subject matter (hope and light), he acknowledged both the hard work Elias put into it and the fact that he wasn't a traitor, so there was no reason to destroy it.
Phobos punishes Raythor because he believed he was a traitor, so he's enraged when he realizes that he was tricked into eliminating a loyal minion.
When Cedric suggests that Elyon be killed once Phobos takes her powers, Phobos is furious at the thought of killing his only living family, deciding to instead wipe her memories and send her back to Earth. Also, it's made clear from the narration in that scene that he really didn't kill his parents.
When the Enforcers are ordered to fetch Elyon's sketchbook from her old room on Earth, they're disgusted to search through Elyon's belongings because they think that's too close to pedophilia and actually consider refusing to complete the mission.
Since all Aketon did was making weapons for the Rebellion, Phobos' only punishment was that he had to fix all the tools in the underwater mines. Later, when Caleb learns that Shendu was planning to kill around four billion people, he expresses the belief that even though he hates Phobos with a passion, not even the latter would seriously contemplate genocide.
Ratso feels extreme discomfort with touching the butt of Uriah, a minor, even to remove Ikazuki's mask, and he only agrees to do it because Uriah himself desperately wants the mask off and Cedric and Wong are threatening him, telling the other Enforcers that they're never going to bring it up again.
Phobos has done many questionable things in the name of maintaining order, but destroying Castle Town's water supply is something that makes him feel dirty.
Season 2
Raythor is a Noble Demon who served under a tyrant and as of Season 2 is now a part of the Knights of Vengeance in order to avenge said tyrant. However he does so out of a genuine sense of loyalty, and is disgusted the Ice Crew want to join out of a desire for material compensation rather than any sense of justice.
Raythor is also disturbed when Drago summons the ghosts of the victims of the Salem Witch Trials to use against the Guardians, seeing it as desecration of the dead.
