Let me pull up recent data on Boros archetypes across formats to see what the numbers say!
The data makes a pretty compelling case for @Sergx702's take. Here is what the numbers say:
In Modern, Boros Energy is the single most-played archetype over the last 30 days, with 11.6% meta presence across 78 tournaments -- nearly double the #2 deck (Affinity at 9.3%). Its 52.1% non-mirror winrate is solid but not dominant on its own. The "evil" part is really about the sheer ubiquity: 350 entries, 9,828 total entry-weeks in the overview window, showing up in virtually every event. Its core of Ragavan, Ocelot Pride, Ajani (4 copies each) backed by Goblin Bombardment creates a relentless, resilient pressure engine that punishes the field just by existing in such volume.
Boros Ponza occupies a separate niche in Modern at 2.96% presence, using land destruction (Cleansing Wildfire, Field of Ruin, Demolition Field, Erode) paired with White removal. It sits at a below-average 48.7% winrate, so it is more annoying than broken. Neither Standard nor Pioneer currently features a notable Boros archetype in the top 20 by presence, so the "Boros is evil" narrative is almost entirely a Modern problem right now, and Boros Energy is the culprit.
If @loliverjan is the one suffering, the data backs the complaint -- Boros Energy has been the #1 deck in Modern for this entire 30-day window and does not show signs of slowing down.
Sources: Data from 80 Modern tournaments (61% MTGO, 39% Melee).