I'm not joking. For instance, gambling[1] is something I don't do, but I would +4 the hypothetical question:

    8': There is absolutely nothing wrong with casinos.

Indeed, my wife and I used to eat at the casino, because their kitchen was open late. If I had more reservations, say related to addiction potential[2], maybe I'd only +1 it, but I wouldn't give it a high negative score, which would be necessary to score an overall high RWA.

I don't smoke[3] either but (enclosed public smoking being illegal here) I would also agree with the hypothetical:

    8'': There is absolutely nothing wrong with smoking clubs.

I also won't join them, but don't mind if traditional christian people meet and do traditional christian things together[4], so I would also agree with the hypothetical:

    8''': There is absolutely nothing wrong with cathedrals[5].

All these things diverge from my beliefs, but I accept others have their own beliefs[6]. Why should I not?

"What is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbor."

Na du deting to du xeta, fo mang kapawu to. (...to your shipmate)

[1] beyond the undiversifiable risks any capitalist runs

[2] ID is required in our casinos, so I wouldn't be surprised if problem gamblers were 86ed.

[3] except on those rare occasions when either my pyromania gets out of hand or my campfire skills are weak

[4] although St Benedict makes it sounds like traditional christian people are a bunch of super-commies who gave up personal as well as private property. Consider https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ananias_and_Sapphira#Story_sum...

[5] My local one, from the seventh century, has chapels for both St Barbara and St George, two of my favourite christian saints.

[6] "il faut de tout pour faire un monde" (the world is diverse) Desh fosho kowlting fo du da belek.

Bonus clip (casino): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swvzItnFtCw