There's not political will to remove corruption. There's a reason why killing things off is the way this is done everywhere else: it works. If something get's really broken, it can be better just to recycle it instead of repairing it. That's what we do with companies.
People are trained to follow orders and the orders are legal (just corrupt), oversight is just other orders from above, and it's very logical to obey legal orders.
None of these would have stopped cops from raiding Mar-a-Lago, because this was a legal order, and the cops did what the FBI wanted them to do.
Newsflash: the cops never will disobey legal orders, and the US government will never teach them to think for themselves as it doesn't benefit the US government. It's hard enough for them to disobey illegal orders.
Yeah, pretty much. The whole point of the police arm of the state is to enforce the state's control. The ATF focuses on gun control, and was following the typical strategy: obey us, or we'll arrest you, and if you resist, we can and will murder you, your family, and your children.
The FBI is corrupt not because they frame people for kidnapping (that's exactly what they are supposed to do). They are corrupt because they think they should control the state. Very different.
