If we still lived under monarchy, I'd agree 100%, but we don't. There's at least a theoretical chance of voting the government out in favour of someone margina

If we still lived under monarchy, I'd agree 100%, but we don't. There's at least a theoretical chance of voting the government out in favour of someone marginally better. I don't know what are the odds of that happening, but it's definitely bigger than 0%. And if we're not in the board of directors of a company, our odds of making them less corrupt is precisely 0%.