[gcanyon]

Since you come right out and say that everyone believes their side is good and the other side is corrupt, it seems fair to ask: which side are you supporting, and which are you saying is corrupt and unethical? :-)

[TehCorwiz]

Which party prioritizes hurting people?

[gcanyon]

You're not the original poster, but now you've gone and evaded as well. Which side do you think prioritizes hurting people? To be clear, I definitely have a party in mind, but since you started the evasion it seems only fair for you to declare first.

[jstarfish]

Causing harm is a priority of both parties. They differ only in target and vector.

The "good" one doesn't even try to pretend otherwise anymore; neither represents the interests of centrists.

[gcanyon]

> They differ only in target and vector.

I'd love for you to expand on this. I'm seriously interested in your opinion, so please don't pretend it's obvious as a way to evade answering.

[porkbeer]

Neither, they just have different priorities and blindspots in hoe they try to help. While one may be more correct or effective, nobody is trying to make the world worse on purpose.

[gcanyon]

I'm curious about your opinion: you honestly think that neither party is willing to make the world worse for a large number of people, if it will make the world better for a smaller number of people?