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Except the problem seems to be, and probably was Mentar's point, is that the worst of people look to overwhelm the good of people this time around. Or maybe perhaps the ranks of the worsts have outgrown those of the good. Whatever the case may be, outside observers like me see that the odds this time around look to be very much different than the odds 200 years ago.
In a way, perhaps there's not enough idealists this time around, only people who have either become too dulled to even care or have decided to join the ranks of those causing problems in the first place. Idealism is fine and all, but it doesn't look like there's enough idealists working to make it a reality.
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