It's the Day's Day of Days! Because the Brooklyn.
Muir clearly thinks this makes his cast more super cool and awesome.
Instead of criminals committing more crimes to threaten the people sent to deal with all their crimes.
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Yes, threaten and (probably) doxx the families of federal agents, endangering the lives of children. Such valiant patriots.
ReplyDeleteI love how the only realistic federal response to Zed, Sam and their compound dwellers would be "....who the fuck are you, again?"
Oh, there's no probably about it. The implications are obvious.
DeleteRegarding the federal response to the compound... it's interesting. On the one hand, yeah, these people would be getting noticed. They're dangerous and they're breaking a shitton of laws. But that notice wouldn't be the 'hushed whispers at the highest levels' that Muir has happening. And of course, Muir never lets the government response rise to the level it would actually cause problems for his racist militia. Partially because he'll magic up some new advantage for them, but also because admitting the actual extent of government power would puncture his little fantasy of an irresistible reactionary rebellion. And so we get inadequate response after inadequate response.