It's a simple plan really. Reticule is going to make an agreement with the renters from his slums that they will be allowed to live in his rundown apartments rent free for three months as long as they help him to charge Pippa's house. These people don't have that many options, so the promise of a home to live in for free for two months is a deal that cannot be refused. He will then equip his Colress cosplay (which is really just a labcoat he found from a thrift store, a blue paper mache ahoge and one of his renters glasses that he borrowed) and prepare to lead the charge. Of course his army of rentoids will wonder why his chose to only wear these three articles of clothing, but with one month rent free living on the line, they choose not to question.
They then strategically charge forward, creating Waco the Sequel in their attack, but like most sequels it's nowhere near as interesting as the first. Turns out a schizophrenic, malnourished little woman's buckshot is extremely effective on a group of malnourished, uncoordinated normies fighting to take half off of next month's rent. With all the frontline men dead or injured, Reticolress will make it to Pippa's front door, and with her spending all her ammo on her rentoids, his plan to fix her is almost within grasp.
Unfortunately, he forgot that Pippa keeps guns in every room in her house, including the entrance. She peels the duct taped pistol from the the wall next to her front door and unloads 30 superchats worth of bullets into her attacker fixer. News crews and police will arrive to make the necessary arrests and story spinning as to why guns need to be removed from every household in america and the renters will claim that they can't go to the hospital as the need to go into work tonight to pay the two months of rent that they agreed to owe Reticule.
Pippa will look across the battlefield that became her home street and simply think, "This will make great content for tonight's stream."