> Even though getting officials fired is not your preferred method to help jumpstart reform there are no reasons for you to discourage others of doing so. Yes

> Even though getting officials fired is not your preferred method to help jumpstart reform there are no reasons for you to discourage others of doing so. Yes there are, if you think that it's not going to work and that the attempt is discouraging people from looking for solutions that will. You could make the same comment if someone attempted to prove P!=NP, and someone else said "your proof has a mistake here, and by the way, people have been trying your general approach for decades and it's never yielded anything". (I do, however, agree that attempts to get officials fired are more likely to succeed than attempts to prove P!=NP.)