Passage Summary: Just because only a few people who do politics care about social justice, the author concludes that there must be some people who care about social justice but don't do politics.

Conclusion: Some people who possess a sense of social justice do not participate in political action.

Reasoning: Only a small portion of those who are politically active are motivated by a sense of social justice.

Analysis: This argument suffers from a confusion regarding subsets and total populations. Just because social justice seekers make up a 'minority' of the political activist group, it doesn't mean there are any social justice seekers left over who are *not* in that group. It is mathematically possible for every single person with a sense of social justice to be a political activist, even if they only make up 1% of all activists. To parallel this, look for an answer that concludes something about the 'outside' of a group based solely on the composition of the 'inside' of that group.