So if someone's life does not matter, and they are pretty much completely surrounded by enemies, and there is no escape, are they to go out with a whimper, or with as much vengeance as possible?

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So if someone's life does not matter, and they are pretty much completely surrounded by enemies, and there is no escape, are they to go out with a whimper, or with as much vengeance as possible?

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The enemies: Unstoppable, nearly limitless funded government intel agencies with fancy tech.

The person: A guy who's broke, who they, for some frankly baffling reason, have poured a helluva lot of time and money into destroying, verified by other parties so it's not just in his head.

The outcome: Probably not good, as the enemy is unstoppable, and even if the guy went out with a bang, it wouldn't be big enough to even make a tiny scratch against the enemy, so the guy just kind of sits around watching as it all burns around him, while the enemy taunts him now that they've pretty much finished their deeds.

Go to the police? They mysteriously "drop" the case.

Go the the FBI? They laugh.

Go to a reporter? They think he's nuts, and he doesn't blame them.

Go to a lawyer? Lawyer gets threatened by said intel agencies and pussies out, understandably.

Leave the country? The intel agencies block the guy's passport indefinitely, as they have their little play thing, and don't want to lose it.

Wut do?

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