Essayist: One of the drawbacks of extreme personal and political freedom is that free choices are often made for the worst. To expect people to thrive when they are given the freedom to make unwise decisions is frequently unrealistic. Once people see the destructive consequences of extreme freedom, they may prefer to establish totalitarian political regimes that allow virtually no freedom. Thus, one should not support political systems that allow extreme freedom. Which one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the essayist's reasoning? ['One should not support any political system whose destructive consequences could lead people to prefer totalitarian political regimes.', "One should not support any political system that is based on unrealistic expectations about people's behavior under that system.", 'One should not support any political system that will inevitably lead to the establishment of a totalitarian political regime.', "One should not expect everyone to thrive even in a political system that maximizes people's freedom in the long run."]