Additionally, they require a lot of rest and need to be rotated out more frequently than humans. Nazi Germany was very dependent on draft animals on WWII and the logistics were nuts.
I think part of that with BB is that it takes place over a very short amount of time (like, under two years?). Not that there isn't time for growth, but it's pretty non-stop of just Stuff Happening as Walt just chaos-gods his way through things.
It's always got the throttle down and so there's very little reflection time. Like, all the Sopranos' action moments just back to back.
Don't worry. This person lives in a country that votes at similar levels to the one they're criticizing. This is a person who probably did nothing about everything their own country and the one they're criticizing has done before. But now that it feels like it matters to them, it's time to blame other folks and lash out.
Did it ever occur to you that framing and context matters to people? That some are more motivated to push back and resist when they see there are more people on their side than not? That the minority that elected the blatant fascist are keenly invested in promoting the idea that they have a mandate to do the things they're doing? That the protests, lawsuits, and acts of resistance are spurred by recognizing this isn't what the majority want? Don't confuse speaking the truth with making excuses.