What's interesting about the fact that the storm intensified from nothing to an instant Cat 3, to almost a Cat 5, is that it literally happened when the killings in Wisconsin happened. The major context of the storm and where it hit, is the Civil War.

Now you have two sides of the situation. 1. Those who believe James Bond was justified in going out with a rifle, looking for trouble, and finding it.

2. Those who believe it was cold blooded murder with a hint of premeditation (He wasn't a resident of Wisconsin, and wasn't protecting a personal or family business, nor a home)

Why is this important? Because if the 'protesters' decide that it's time to show up armed and look for trouble in that regard, things are going to get real messy real fast, and nobody is going to be laughing anymore.

Individual protesters have been involved in criminality, no question about it, but they haven't been looking to go out and murder anyone so far, which could all change.

One things leads to another, and next thing you know, everyone is shooting everyone.

Do we really want to go down this road again?