It does emphasize fear of jail &#x2F; prison, as well as that treatment &quot;non normal&quot; people often get at the hands of authority who may not be equipped to deal with, or understand them.<p>Many more people fall into this scenario than we may think at first glance.<p>The angry, defiant tagger, rightfully worries over how petty crime charges can escalate into something much more ugly.<p>This drives the urgency needed for the hack to escape plot elements.<p>Today, women, non ordinary white people, tatted up people, gay, etc... all have concerns related to law enforcement.  This character kind of sums them all up in a brief future looking way.