So, How do we "Fix" the FBI?

[Averageman]

Interesting Video, raises some good points but has few viable solutions.

I'm of the optinion that until someone is prosecuted it's going to continue.

[Averageman]

So why does it need "Fixed"?

These are protected "Whistleblowers".

[prepare]

Historically corrupt governments don't get fixed. They just get more corrupt.

It's deeper and far more widespread than one agency.

The fbi is not without oversight so obviously they're all corrupt as well.

[georgeib]

It helps me to compare the problem to cancer, or even rust on a car. There's a point, in the early stages, where localized treatment can be very effective. However, once the issue has metastatisized and become endemic where a localized solution becomes ineffectual.

[Hush]

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2...in-california/

[Pappabear]

It helps me to compare the problem to cancer, or even rust on a car. There's a point, in the early stages, where localized treatment can be very effective. However, once the issue has metastatisized and become endemic where a localized solution becomes ineffectual.

It is so out of control you see people expose all these people all the time and no one ever gets prosecuted. EVER and it is deeply saddening.

PB

[titsonritz]

Lope off a few heads...announce more pending and the best path moving forward is to come forward and testify.

[Alex V]

There is no fixing it, it should be abolished.

[markm]

When you have a media that has zero interest in reporting the truth combined with a bunch of booger eating citizens who are happy drooling on their smart phones, you're screwed. Anyone who gains traction in drawing attention to these problems is immediately portrayed as a radical/racist or some ridiculous shit.

[HKGuns]

Burn it down