 And there's a long section in the book on moral judgments. And the point you make that I think is stark, and I hope you can just extrapolate on it a bit, is this idea that people think or have this belief that if they are neutral on something, that they are not making a moral judgment. That if they are in the middle and they permit it for some and not for others, that they're sort of straddling this line, that their hands are clean, that they're not making a moral judgment. And you say, of course they are.