Editing Thirty-Seven Percent

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In the US, 37% of people, supposedly, believe that vaccines for dogs pose a risk of causing cognitive issues for dogs such as dog autism <ref>https://arstechnica.com/health/2023/08/dog-autism-37-of-us-dog-owners-buy-into-anti-vaccine-nonsense/</ref>.

In the US, something like 37% of people support Trump.

But 37% of people aren't Charlie Kirk. A couple percent are Charlie Kirk, and a couple percent of those get celebrated by Charlie Kirk's, and a couple percent of those get famous. And a couple percent are this guy (https://old.reddit.com/r/BlackPeopleTwitter/comments/1ndjsea/im_not_saying_americans_should_follow_suit_but/) (I saw a better example, a lib2a guy stroking his barrel in response to social media calls to attach libs in response to CK, but I didn't save the link and it looks like Reddit dropped it), and virtually none of those get celebrated by his side, and virtually none of those get famous.

But the point I want to make is not about which side makes which people famous. It's that most people are not Charlie Kirk. He and his kind, on any side, are less than a basis point. Those that independently hold the same kind of beliefs, but without the celebrity and fame, are a few percent.

Most of the 37% are norm adopted supporters, not norm imparting influencers.