Memes of Production

Hmm, I think you may have missed the point of the meme? Your point 1 seems to just be an articulation of the first panel (a liberal idealist perspective: "the system is broken, we need to fix it"). If the second panel isn't clear (the left materialist perspective), maybe this helps.

1 Power to the people

The statement "the system is working as intended" is to point out that our only two options are two bourgeois classes, both hellbent on exploiting working people as much as possible. There cannot be other options...this is the system. It's working as intended...it was intended to be a committee of the bourgeoisie to arrange their affairs, and it serves that function fine, whether the American people turn up to "legitimize" it with their rubber stamp approving of Bourgeois Party A or Bourgeois Party B, or stay home. It doesn't really matter. It doesn't matter whether it's trump or Obama or Reagan or FDR. All of them represent the system continuing to work as intended: a dictatorship of the bourgeoisie. The people's lack of power is intended.

2 Violence

If you deal with violence, you probably know how unbelievably expensive state violence is. It requires bullets and bombs, it requires food and clothing, it requires administration and healthcare. These are things that can only be provided by the working class. Destroying the system is unquestionably possible, the question is, what's the cost, and is it worth it?

Rebuilding, is an issue too, for sure. That's why dual power and organization are so important! Though I'd be pretty surprised if the struggle of destroying the system wouldn't create the organization necessary to rebuild.

3 Billionaires?

The billionaires would not destroy such a system? I'm not sure what you mean by this point...the system is great for them...and I don't just mean under trump, it's been great for them the whole time (and always will be - which is why destroying it is correct and "fixing" it is not)