I think it's easier to say...
...everyone is evil.
There are just varying perspectives by which this evil is either visible, invisible or barely noticed by oneself or others.
Folks on the far left see only "evil" in the west and the "innocence" and naivete of the east. Eventually one can see evil everywhere and one learns to see even the evil in oneself and turn it into good by adding ever more knowledge, information and experience to imbalanced actions and views.
However, for those who deny the existence of evil, in the relativistic framework within which it exists, these folks can never address it successfully when it pops up in their lives, and they may use this view to whitewash their own evil in the process. Basically, denial becomes a comfortable escape mechanism.