Forget those scrubs. Rahool is the true evil

The Ahamkara. They corrupted the hive, and pretty much kickstarted all of the BS we have to deal with. I think The Nine are trying to resurrect them too, according to a different lore thread somewhere in the forums

None of them. The Fallen are a civilisation running for it's life. They kill and steal to survive. They seek the Traveller because once, it was their ally and they seek that alliance once again. Their fight is for their own existence and is therefore a moral one. The Cabal are an Empire fighting a war on multiple fronts. The fact that they have survived so far is a testament to their strength. Their fight is for their own existence and is therefore a moral one. The Vex desire survival above all other goals. They do not fight amongst themselves and they are dedicated and efficient servants of their cause. Their fight is for their own existence and is therefore a moral one. The Hive, spawn of the daughters of the Krill, fight their way across the universe in order to prove that none can best them. They fight each other to find and improve on their weaknesses, they fight others so that others have a valiant foe against which to struggle. A foe to inspire them to become strong and to become more able to survive. Their fight is for their own existence and to strengthen the existence of all reality, and is therefore a moral once. The Taken serve Oryx, who leads the Hive. They fight because they are compelled to do so. They have been stripped of their own will and are therefore stripped of moral responsibility. They are shades, puppets, shadows. The only morality that applies to them is that which applies to their master. His fight is for his own existence and to strengthen the existence of all reality, and is therefore a moral once. Applying the term "evil" to the enemies we face is not an easy thing to do. None of them behave in a way that is contrary to their own natural survival instincts as dictated by their senses and their perception of reality. For example - for the Hive, who do not perceive of death as permanent, and who evolved from a society in which cannibalism was common and normal, killing is not necessarily an "evil" act. If your sister is weak - the evil act is to leave your sister ignorant of her weakness, the loving act is to address the weakness with all your might so that your sister is no longer weak. If she dies in the process? Who cares right? The Hive have IRL respawn ability. Doesn't the same logic apply to your fellow Guardians in the crucible? You kill each other over and over in order to strengthen each other. Are Guardians in the Crucible evil?

Your mom.

Me

"Vex are do evil it despises other evil" - Mystery Exo Lady

So many things that point to the hive being evil 1.they are named after a skin disease 2. They chain ogres up like animals 3.they strap bombs to the chest of poor blind thrall 4. WITCH CRAFT

I'm gonna say the cabal... Simply because looking through all the lore you find out that the hive were once humanoid beings that were tricked by the worms and over time became what they are now and serve the worms. the taken pretty much literally have no mind or control for themselves, the vex were once great architects who helped build and stabilise planets for sustaining life but were corrupted by something (let's say "the darkness" for now) and the fallen were once a race of great pride and it was because of the darkness that followed them, we for some reason either broke a truce or fought them straight off the bat for "territory" and "safety" and so therefore made them our enemies... The cabal on the other hand... I have no idea why they came to our solar system but if they blow up planets just for getting in the way then imma say they're the bad guys here... [spoiler]the cabal also have no care for any kind of art or structure from other cultures and civilisations so that just makes them even worse...=p[/spoiler] [edit] spaced it all out to make it a bit easier to follow （＾ν＾）

Sweeper bots, I'm calling it.

What if the Guardians are the evil ones? What if Bungie flips this ship around and as it turns out, we are all being played by the puppet masters, who would obviously be Xur, Master Rahool, and that blasted sweeping robot, to do the bidding of the Darkness, while the "ENEMIES" are in reality trying to stop US? *Inception sound*

"Evil so evil it despises other evil"-Exo Stranger, Ishtar academy, September 2014

Vex and hive. The taken don't seem as evil, they seem more "possessed".