I always find these 'they'll come for you too' appeals against reactionary institutions stupid when they're applied broadly.
Actually I don't think they'll ever come after white middle-class milquetoast suburbia. That demographic is in fact unconditional benificiaries of these structures of violence, to the detriment of marginalized people. And that's why it's so easy for such a demographic to care so little about issues like police brutality. This kind of rhetoric is only really applicable to marginalized people who find themselves advocating for power structures that conditionally benefit them in turn for their support, and only so long as its convenient.
So telling nuclear-family-man Kevin, who works as an operator at Gunkcor Energy, and Jessica, who runs a blonde hair hobby-salon, that the police state will brand them terrorists and the state will liquidate them is inane. And as long as they are full participants in the system that afforded them their lifestyles, any support they might offer must be considered conditional.
