1. How do you dare to think you'd know that he would've done that just because you read some things he wrote? 2. Just because I may have other thoughts doesn't

1. How do you dare to think you'd know that he would've done that just because you read some things he wrote? 2. Just because I may have other thoughts doesn't mean that I'm wrong. 3. Of course the system matters and I'm not a fool who doesn't understand that. So there's no need to belittle me because of that (FYI I know about systems theory etc. so thanks for the hint Mr. teacher). 4. Maybe you just have to learn to think more differentiated to see that every component in a system matters. 5. You claim that bad people will always exist but you can't even know or prove that, it's an empty hypothesis at this point. Scientists have struggled for a long time to find out if it's based on DNA or society but they didn't arrive at a conclusion. How smart do you think you are that you know more about that? 6. I agree that society and other systems need to be designed in a way that such individuals/organizations can't harm anyone. But ATM we see that they are too powerful and stop nearly every actor who tries to introduce changes in that manner. So in our world as it is you and me have no power to change systems at a scale that would matter. How would you propose we can achieve this (bonus best-case scenario: in a legal way)? Let me tell you something that you may not know or realize in it's magnitude: (Bad) actors who gain power struggle hard to keep it. If you don't have equal / comparable power (an/or money) only a major scandal _could_ help you if you manage to get media, a lot of people and powerful other entities to raise their voices and act. But look at people like Trump. He has harassed women and doesn't even hide how he thinks that women and people with migration background have less value than the supreme white race. A lot of people tried to attack him but no-one achieves something here. Do you have a clue, why?