"Hm, yeah, that got away from me a little bit, didn't it?" And normally he'd just leave it there because he's not in the habit of explaining himself, but since Rosinante actually asked him point-blank:

"Not exactly, no. I think everything is basically chaos, so in reality this place probably didn't have any criteria for who it dragged in. No moral one, anyway. But assuming it did, assuming it was some sort of heaven or hell situation, I'd be displeased to learn that the universe, or whatever gods, deemed us equal." Is that still too vague?

"It's just a hypothetical. I'm in no position to judge you as better or worse than anybody else." And a small correction: "It's not that I don't believe in the concept of bad. It's subjective, but it exists. I just don't think there are specifically 'bad people' and 'good people'. It's a lot more grey than that. There's just people, and they make choices."