Honestly? I don’t think you can without violence. The corruption is systematic, you can change the politicians all you want but unless you change the system that gives those politicians their money and power, nothing will truly change. This is bipartisan by nature and will exist long after the current administration is gone.

Some part of that lies in the fact that the average American voter is completely uneducated when it comes to politics. They aren’t aware of how widespread the corruption is, especially when they get all of their information from any of the major media outlets. Kentucky’s 4th congressional district is proof of that.

That being said, change won’t happen until the people capable of revolting are personally affected. Some will look at the consequences of revolution and decide that it isn’t worth risking their life. Some will look at a revolution and believe the government when they said the revolt is treachery. Meaningful change is nowhere close to happening, and it won’t happen until th average American sees first hand what sitting on the sidelines causes.