Not defending their actions, but just throwing your hands up and saying the system is broken (and implying the system should be replaced wholesale)isn't product

Not defending their actions, but just throwing your hands up and saying the system is broken (and implying the system should be replaced wholesale)isn't productive either. Why not start first by fixing the specific pain points in this system that lead to this scenario rather than replace it and see where that gets you. I feel like democrats have a very deconstructionist perspective these days towards nearly everything. When I do my job I don't start by saying the internet is broken and needs to be replaced. I think sometimes we need to balance our idealism with a couple doses of pragmatism.