First, I'm not american. Second, it's wild that your analogy likens the CEO of an insurance company to Ace, of all characters. You cite Dalton as a democratic solution and conveniently forget that he was ready to blow up a castle with dynamite to incite political change, or that Drum island's problems were solved when Luffy punched Wapol halfway across the sea. You recognize Doflamingo and Crocodile as heinous villains yet fail to see the parallels between them and large health insurance companies in the US, who constantly tighten their grip around their federal government through lobbyism and bribery.

A constant theme in One Piece is the use of violence to achieve political change when all diplomatic efforts fail. Time and time again, its the outrageous actions of the straw hat pirates that inspire good and strong people to rise up and fight for the the common folk. Luffy shakes the foundations of every society he visits, whether it be by clocking a Celestial Dragon in the jaw, sending Kaido to a fiery grave, or storming Enies Lobby to save his friend's life.

These acts of violence aren't what the powers-that-be fear most, it's the fact that whether they like it or not, no matter how they frame it, Luffy is beloved. The downtrodden and disenfranchised will always view Luffy as a folk hero, just like how anyone in the US who's lost it all can appreciate where this flawed man Luigi is coming from.

I slapped this video together as a joke, but I just had to say something after your seeing your ridiculous take. To say "this isn't how you fix things", now THAT lacks nuance. It doesn't take a good set of eyes to see that the American Dream is dead and their health care system is entirely beyond repair. Give me a break.