That is something that people only understand at their own pace. Being shouted at, shamed by others, tends to reinforce the problem. It makes them defensive.

I get that venting can make the people who were right feel better, but that's usually all it does.

For a good example, the left have been right about the problems in the DNC since 2015, and it has not helped whenever we point this out. Shouting at conservative Democrats has only made them more defensive, and alienated both sides from each other.

As usual, the solution is hard. Work towards building power and organisation from the bottom up, and don't waste time hoping that the people who benefit from this mess will magically decide to do the right thing. I wish I hadn't wasted so much time doing that.

Focus on what people need, pick three or four straightforward policies, and do everything you can to push those forward and promote your sincere effort to do so.

Don't accept any funding from groups who want things you do not want, because that funding will be a chain holding you back.

Don't lie.

Don't. Lie.

People, the ones you want support from, aren't fucking stupid. Don't lie.

We're going to be trapped inside this pit for as long as you can't realize what good leadership looks like, man.