According to Osho, the line between good and evil in great conflicts is drawn by values, not by who seems virtuous. Justice equals freedom; injustice equals dependence. Any bloc that reduces human freedom—even under noble slogans like equality—serves evil. Goodness supports conditions where each person’s freedom expands to realize their potential; evil imposes control, centralization, and dependency, often promising later liberty that never returns.
Good sides help people be free; bad sides make people dependent, even if they use nice words.