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title: "Issac Trotts I think people who care more get their way more often. ..."
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# Issac Trotts I think people who care more get their way more often. ...

*May 23, 2022 — Comment Archer T. Ships replied to Issac Trotts's comment.*

Issac Trotts I think people who care more get their way more often.  However, I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing.  What do I care if a food is Kosher or Halal?  And if someone is too obnoxious (such as a vegan who always insists on getting their way), then the meat eaters will eventually drift away. It's primarily in the political realm that it becomes a problem, as people who enjoy a concentrated benefit often succeed at passing legislation that imposes a diffuse cost on every one else.