Why should they be reformed? Why should any thinking person ever desire automatic and unquestioning trust in big government and big corporations?
If the very concept of human government is ever going to acquire any legitimacy then it must be founded on the premise that the people should never automatically trust big government or big corporations (or the intimate partnership between big government and big corporations, for crying out loud). Some of us might even have believed that France and the USA and some other places had already made a half-decent effort to clarify these considerations in plain language way back in the late 18th century. (Apparently some of us were a bit optimistic in this regard.)
Everything should always be scrutinized. Not just the daily dose of fear **rn, but everything. It's not merely an individual's right to do so. It's an individual's responsibility. If as individuals we desire to relieve ourselves of the obligation and responsibility then big governments and big corporations will always take advantage of it. Literally, they will take advantage of it every single time.
I'm reminded of a conversation I once had with someone from a large Asian country where most western manufacturing is now based. This individual was expressing his frustration about the sheer audacity of western political corruption. Why do people in western countries tolerate the never-ending lies and machinations? So I asked him some questions about the situation back home. How do people react to corruption there? He went on to explain that if ever there was ever a corrupt official back home, it would surely be exposed right away. Let's say if somebody ever shortchanged a restaurant bill, or if they ever fudged the time they arrived at the office, it would be a major national scandal. Something like that would never be tolerated, even for a second. Just hypothetically speaking, of course, because officials in that unnamed country are generally above reproach, the best of the best, composed of the highest moral fiber and entirely selfless about all things. And so forth.