Do you agree or disagree:The evil usually defeats the good.

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Thank God our LORD for this:
Unless God our LORD intervenes,the evil usually defeats the good.
If two men,A and B,are in a zero-sum game.They have the same intelligence while their standards of morality is different.A is a Restricted while B is an Unrestricted.If both of them have m choices,A would only choose n because the remaining m-n is immoral.Or at least A is less likely to choose the remaining m-n choices.B,not only could choose all of the m choices,also know that A would only choose n of them and don't need to worry about the remaining ones.That's why B is more likely to win.

Well, we did defeat the Nazis.

But, you're right. Evil people usually win, particularly in office politics.

And, Karl Rove will be doing all sorts of evil to make sure that Evil wins the next presidential election.

It's not that "evil" always defeats "good". It's that unemotional thinking, a disconnect from social morality and the willingness to do literally whatever it takes always ensures a "win". People like to say "violence is never the answer" but violence is the ultimate answer.

If Person A and B are competing and Person A will not kill Person B and Person B already has quick lyme, a shovel and a spot picked out in the middle of nowhere, Person A's best choice is to get out of dodge.

Perhaps what you're trying to say is -- people who play by the rules often lose to those who don't. Remember the cliche -- nice guys finish last. The fact is when one chooses to avoid the rules or common courtesy then of course one has an advantage.

Ecclesiastes 3:16, 4:1, 8:12-14

In my experience, it is the charismatic person who usually wins.
And charismatic people tend to be socio/psychopathic.

I must be a great human being, since I'm so darn unlikable.

I find morality to be so laughably hypocritical.
It's clearly just at it's roots a manifestation of our social instincts, otherwise why is it so full of double standards? A good example is the "moral" standard of treatment of our own species vs other animals.
The universe is neutral, morality is an illusion and those who follow it sincerely are only handicapping themselves.
I find looking at things with intense realism to be much more genuine.

Of course morality is very hypocritical at times, but I think it's really a necessity for the functioning of society. The vast majority of people benefit from society's moral rules.