Does Faber think that firemen are the only problems. Will making them look like traitors make everything else okay?

Faber does not believe that firemen are the only problem; he recognizes that the societal issues of censorship and conformity extend beyond them. While he sees exposing firemen as traitors as a significant act of rebellion, he understands that it won't resolve the deeper cultural and intellectual stagnation. Making firemen look like traitors is just one step in a larger struggle against oppressive societal norms. Ultimately, Faber advocates for a broader awakening and change in thinking rather than solely targeting firemen.