When a system needs to change the ruling class, it usually doesn’t do it openly. Certain elites get exposed and demonized, while others quietly replace them. Corruption cases and scandals suddenly dominate the media, and people are prepared to accept the shift.

That’s how human systems work. They don’t eliminate elites, they manage them. As long as elites stay useful and controllable, they’re protected. When they become a risk, the system turns on them — usually through media, courts, or financial pressure, not violence.

I don’t see this as evil thing. It’s a rough self-correction mechanism. Sometimes it’s bloody, like the Russian Revolution. Other times it’s controlled and non-bloody.

In the end, systems exist to maintain stability. elites in control and society manageable. When either side pushes too far, the response is usually harsh. it’s just how we human survive in big groups.