Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Have you heard that the company is organising a fund-raiser campaign to support LGBT rights.
Speaker2: Wow, really?! Sounds really progressive. Thought the board is pretty rightist?
Speaker1: My thoughts exactly, do you know anything about this? Maybe it's just a rumour.
Speaker3: I've heard about it from John, not sure what to think though.
Speaker2: As what to think if it's true or about the fund-raiser?
Speaker3: You know I'm a republican at heart, can't see a point in organising a campaign for someone's rights. What does it have to do with IT?
Speaker1: Even IT people can do something good for others once in a while ;)
Speaker2: If you don't like it, you simply don't have chip in.
Speaker3: I don't think it's that simple. Would it be for you if the board decided to organise a campaign to support the anti-abortion movement?
Speaker1: Uhm, no, but I think it's not exactly the same...
Speaker2: Especially as supporting LGBT rights doesn't hurt anyone.
Speaker3: Just as I thought, tolerance as long it is all right for you.
Speaker2: And what's that supposed to mean, Speaker3?
Speaker3: Just that I think work is not the best place for politics... They could've organise a fund-raiser for a homeless shelter instead.
Speaker1: Oh, yeah, sorry that LGBT people may not be the best PR choice.
Speaker3: Are you kidding me? Now, with all this leftist vibe all over the world and tv?
Speaker2: Ok, Speaker3 on his quest against the communists, again ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval The company sets up a fund-raiser for LGBT rights. Speaker1 and Speaker2 are pleasantly surprised by it. Speaker3 considers it wrong and goes on a rant about the leftists. He prefers to separate the work and the politics. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is furious with his coach and has already sent him a message. Speaker2 thinks that the coach is good despite he's annoying. 