AC-ism in history?

[Vagos]

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Well, bunk it up with the Milgram studies and you'll know that people don't really act very idealistically, they don't always act rationally, they often do what someone else tells them too and they don't always mind coercion

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We're just going in circles now. The original point was that people accept this one a widescale level but certainly not on a personal level. People on a day to day basis certainly try to make the best possible decisions for their everyday life, acting rationally. And they certainly DO mind if they're being coerced on a personal, tangible level. i.e. people are going to mind if they get mugged.

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and there is usually a coercer or too hiding out in any modestly large group of people.

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Ok...I've already admitted as much. What's your point?