It's just been you and me, man. If you go back and try to re-interpret, I think you can see my view that the people we label "good" and "bad" are more a reflection of our human or selfish needs of them than of their moral worth. We need to see the people around us, especially those we are emotionally attached to, as good even though by an objective standard, they are all likely actively participating in atrocity and pretending they are not. Being seen as "good" has more to do with moral fashion than actually working towards some set of values from first principles.