Who was right, Captain America or Iron Man in the Civil War?

Captain America was right. Team USA doesn't want to be a puppet of the US government. Obviously, other heroes also agree with the choice of the US team. Captain America is right about whether he works for the government. Think about it, if a superhero is sent to Iraq and Afghanistan after accepting government orders, can he still be called a superhero? Then it will become a running dog of the government's attempt to expand aggression. However, Iron Man's mistake is understandable. Iron Man finally betrayed whether the Women's Federation obeyed the government. Later, Iron Man was used by Mo Ze, and Bucky was unconscious when he killed people, so the culprit who killed the Howard couple should be the person who controlled him, not the unconscious Bucky, so it is far-fetched to ask Bucky to pay the price of his life. In other words, Iron Man killed so many people after filming Ultron. Should Iron Man pay for his life? Obviously, this is not the case. Let me give you another example. A man killed Mr. and Mrs. Howard with a knife, but it is obviously illogical for the cheated Iron Man to chase the knife instead of the man who used the knife. The simple truth also shows that Iron Man was blinded by hatred. In fact, his original intention was not to kill people. He just wants to avenge his parents. He just happened to be used and didn't turn this relationship around. When Iron Man calms down, he will definitely think of what I said above, and pursue Hydra instead of Bucky. No matter right or wrong, the American team has a clear positioning, which conforms to the values of superheroes, but it will not become a tool of the government. At the same time, he is also a sober role. As an opponent, Iron Man did something wrong, but the premise of this mistake is that he was used. A man with a heart used Iron Man's eagerness for revenge to incite Iron Man's emotions, which led them to turn against each other. So in a sense, there is nothing wrong with Iron Man.