Dude is real deal hard core. It just is what it is. He had a point to make, he made it, and that's that. Now the state reserves the initiative to make their counterpoint. .

I read over his situation and pretty quickly figured out that reasonable deal making discourse had been thrown out the window long before he went game on with them.

The system has a 98% chance of being able to get away with it when they permanently fuck up someone's life.

A guy has only about a 3% chance of getting off clear when assassinating police, and that diminishes with each additional killing or attempt.

He put out some strong game, but guys like him, Monfort, Dorner. They become a much higher priority when the system gets clued in that it's a revolutionary act of war. The chances of walking out of it are pretty low and I won't be saying its a move to get rich and live forever, because it's not.