The less people want aristocracy, the more likely that someone who wants aristocracy would become a noble, so prospective nobles would be more like to approve of aristocracy on the grounds that they themselves want to be nobles?
The less people want aristocracy, the more likely that someone who wants aristocracy would become a peon, so prospective nobles would be less likely to approve of aristocracy on the grounds that they themselves want to be peons.
The less people want aristocracy, the more likely that someone who wants aristocracy would become a noble, so prospective nobles would be more like to approve of aristocracy on the grounds that they themselves want to be nobles?
The less people want aristocracy, the more likely that someone who wants aristocracy would become a peon, so prospective nobles would be less likely to approve of aristocracy on the grounds that they themselves want to be peons.
I have to work this out. You have a good point.