There’s a certain portion of people for whom an entertainer being a horrible person is a selling point. They like it when Logan Paul comes into a new hobby as a tourist, drives it into a commodity speculation market, then runs off with the money. It makes them feel good and superior. “Fuck those people who got scammed or screwed by externalities,” they think. “Fucking idiots following the social contract, buncha NPCs. Not like me and Logan Paul. We’re real people.” And then they get scammed or screwed by externalities, and they blame poor people, or trans people, or immigrants, or someone else who has no social power because it can’t be the fault of someone like Logan Paul. He’s a real person, not one of those dregs of society screwing everything up for them. So they cheer on the people fucking them over and blame the people being fucked over with them. And it’s very easy to stop: If an asshole can take power through structural incentives, we should change the structure to disallow such power from being amassed. But nobody wants to change the structure, because someday they could be Logan Paul, with all the money and the fame, and you can’t take that from them, no matter how many people get fucked or scammed.