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I don't see any single difference to Bitcoin itself from allowing the OP_RETURN to store more data except that if we don't allow it we are more likely to be less utilized now and in the long run and perhaps the world builds on other rails in the decades to come. Don't we want to be more utilized? People are so selfish about their current node costs or their current transaction costs. Eventually we need to pay enough fees to secure the network from attack as our security subsidy ends.

Did Bitcoiners forget the whole point is that we don't give a shit about what anyone defines as 'moral and ethical' content. If Bitcoin was at risk from the public mob or the government, for whatever 'moral and ethical' considerations they concoct, you wouldn't care about it. Bring it on. Let them try to prosecute Bitcoin because of NFT 'illegal' or scammy or anything. Bitcoin will survive, but you may not. Take responsibility and defend yourself. Bitcoin isn't going to do it for you. It's only a tool.