As an aside, these people aren't really "honest". They're just the kind of people who, in front of difficult problems and complicated situations, do the exact o

As an aside, these people aren't really "honest". They're just the kind of people who, in front of difficult problems and complicated situations, do the exact opposite of assuming good faith: in a textbook case of Dunning-Kruger effect, they think that things are easy to fix and therefore those who haven't fixed them before must have been dishonest. In fact in their cluelesness and will to always point elsewhere for the source of the problems, they're the same as those who preceded them, just worse.