Answer:
I agree to Micheal J. Sandel's statement in his book, and believe that people shall voice their opinion on public policy matters and should be respected for their unique opinions.
Explanation:
the open addressing of moral disagreements while formulating public policy will improve tolerance among people. It will become a norm to remain publicly active and ensure societal attachment to some extent. In this way, the general public will remain informed about current policies made for them and will have the privilege to be heard as these policies directly affects the lives of common people. Moral disagreements are healthy and helps in growing free and opinionated societies. Moreover, when people voice their opinions, the educated class in the society helps the ignorant in knowing their rights and policies made for their benefit.
