Personally, I do not believe in absolute good or absolute evil. I believe that someone labeled as "good" has the ability to commit something that would pertain to someone labeled as "evil" and vice versa. Around Christmas time the salvation army has someone that collects donations, if someone that has a criminal record- an "evil" person- donated their spare change - something labeled as a "good" deed- wouldn't that demonstrate a plausible situation in which "absolute evil" is proven wrong?
The concept of good vs. evil is something that varies on which side is the "good" side and which side is the "bad" side because it depends on the POV. The political parties are an example of when the "good" sides and "evil" sides vary. Republicans would more than likely deem themselves the "good" that fight the "evil" Democrats and vice versa. Each side truly believes that they are fighting for the good causes. They constantly attack one another in an effort to show that they are in the right of things. Republicans attack the Hillary Clinton calling her "crooked" and "deceitful"; the Democrats call Trump "Racist" and "The Greater Evil". Each side is fighting for their beliefs, but which is the "good" and which is the "bad" in the said war of" good vs. evil"?
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