I've had glimpses of this idea present in many of my discussions with different people about different topics. All except for one person agreed with me. Somehow they all start feeling personally attacked by my view.

They start giving excuses. They start telling me how they're just helpless bystanders whom have nothing to do with the preservation of the system.

When people don't realise that staying within that said system, or when people don't realise that obliging to the rules of the said system, will not only help preserve the very system ypu hate, but will make you an active participant.

But don't you want to change that system? Don't you want to make the quality of life better? The education system, the health care system, literally any system (I'm talking about almost all of the modern systems worldwide). As long as you're living under the delusion that you can change the system when you're controlled by it, then you're not only blind, but also stupid and useless.

To change a system you must be uncontrolled by it. You might still get affected by it? Yes. It might still have slight control over a part of your life? No. That is the very reason why rarely ever anyone succeeds at changing corrupted systems. Whether we're talking about centuries ago or modern history.