[Adam]

That's a very interesting point, Mviara...

Sometimes, though, it seems that neither "good" or "evil" are actually as good or evil as they're labeled to be... There are some exceptions, such as racial prejudices, etc., (which, by the way, has been labeled as "good" for a very long time) but overall, the people who decide on the labels of good and evil are making those statements purely on their own perspective, ignoring any really objective perspective.

This makes me side with Steve in saying that neither side of the spectrum is good or evil, simply focused on giving or receiving, or for lack of a better term, light and dark.

It is really the contrast that helps these people stand out... White in a sea of gray is just as noticeable as black in a sea of gray... It's the difference, rather than the direction, that makes the idea of polarizing appealing.