Right? We can seemingly barely scrape together communities to merely watch and report on ice movements, much less gather enough who are willing to throw away their lives by shooting at them.

Imagine even getting people to get rid of the automatic devices that track you everywhere in your neighborhood (ring cameras, helloooo, and now the flock cameras and similar license plate readers that the government has had everywhere for years before that).

That is indeed variable, I'll concede that. The initiative for communities to band together has to start before effective deterrence is established.

However, you are not out of options when forced to confront armored agents with just your family or on your lonesome. That's what I'm trying to underscore, so individuals can become crafty and observant, rather than just embracing despair.