This article is nothing more than a list of rules. No entertainment that takes away from field circus or boasting sessions. So, what about the assertation that every second you are spending on entertainment could potentially have been spent instead on theocraptic activities? Even something as simple as listening to a regular song while preparing to leave for field circus could have instead been spent listening to a Kingdumb malady or rehearsing a call.
Quality? When I last checked, they have been banning just about everything that involves the whole congregation on specious reasons. Usually, there is an isolated incident where there is a congregation gathering and someone brings in the weed or too much beer, and fornication results. Though these are exceptional situations, the Filthful and Disgraceful Slavebugger uses it to issue a ban on these activities. About all that's left are things like hiking, cross-country skiing, reading an approved book, and the like. And even that must fit into the rule that if you could be doing something to further your field circus instead, even that is not allowed.
I don't think it's very common for apostates to be going around shooting the cops, drink-driving, burgling homes, or things like that. Yet, that's what the Filthful and Disgraceful Slavebugger would have the witlesses believe--that most of them are debauched low-lifes that would have sex with a cow given a chance, that drink-drive and drug-drive, and go around shooting up neighborhoods. Most of them have regular activities that simply discontinue wasteful practices such as attending boasting sessions every week and wasting time in field circus. And I believe more hounders are likely to drink-drive, while in good standing, than apostates.
What you talkin' 'bout watchtower?