> No really, how can we force congress to change the rules so that elected officials can't profit from inside information? Why would they ever vote for such a b

> No really, how can we force congress to change the rules so that elected officials can't profit from inside information? Why would they ever vote for such a bill? The recent Black Lives Matter protests have taken a far more aggressive turn against systemic issues. Systemic issues such as the economy, the stock market, policing as a whole, and capitalism in its essence. Donating to bail-out funds, joining the protests, increasing awareness in the problems our economic system has created for us without proper good-faith regulations is all helpful. You can't reform corruption to this level. You need to cut it out and start over.