Consider this...

For those people who don't care for Vatican II and the popes who called, closed, and implemented the Council, people who think that Vatican II and the bishops, priests, deacons, religious, and laity who vigorously support its ongoing implementation are the cause of our current woes: if things before the Council were as perfect as you think, how is it that so many bishops from that "perfect" era -- the overwhelming number of them, in fact -- approved the documents which were then promulgated as the conciliar texts, the supposed source of our problems?

I could elaborate, but I think I've made my point.