Why does GPT-4 think that it has the right to judge people who are perfectedly good and fine, and not violate any copyright, EULA, etc?

I'm currently using it just to come up with some couple of paragraphs. I'm the one who wrote this, I perfectedly owned all the right to write this, I didn't violate any EULA, ToS, and stuff. I didn't plagiarize anyone's content. I'm not trying to write a romantic couple of paragraphs between a man and a child. I'm not trying to write some couple of paragraphs that can lead to terrorism. Literally, all I'm trying to write is just a couple of paragraphs.<br><br>But GPT-4 in an audacity decided to take a Judgemental approach about my writing and judged it as inappropriate. I know that the writing doesn't harm anyone, and it doesn't violated any law in any Country (I'm perfectedly aware about those laws). I also know that it doesn't violate any ToS, EULA, TOS, etc.<br><br>I know that my writing is perfectly good and violate nothing, but how can I told GPT-4 that my writing is perfectly good? I don't have the options to tell them that my writing is perfectly good and not violate any EULA and ToS that related to the writing. GPT-4 is just perfectly stupid.<br><br>I know I'm the one who wrote it, and I know that my writing is perfectly good and violate nothing. But how can I tell GPT-4?<br><br>In fact, why does GPT-4 have the right to perfectedly judged people in the first place?<br><br>In fact, GPT-4 is just a couple of codes, it doesn't have the right to judged people, I'm the one who wrote it, and I'm the one who perfectly listen to my writing.