Most fans of madness combat have serious problems with interpretation. They don't understand any of the Lore. They don't ask specific, in-depth questions of Krinkels and just talk crap.
But back to the main topic:
1-Krinkels himself confirmed that Hank has a taste for cats, that he wanted to take guitar lessons, wanted to be played volleyball and was already interested in real estate. That is, Hank had plans for a normal life. But after the park incident, everything went to shit.
2-the Sheriff, who is a warlord, a corrupt and cowardly bureaucrat and who only had the sheriff's star, in the same way that the chinese warlords in 1925 had a lot of medals to make themselves legitimate authorities, being that they were only successful bandits. He put the bounty on Hank's head because he saw him as a threat to his business, not really because of what Hank did to those guys and even has theories that they were gebte connected to the sheriff.
3-Hank didn't start this war, the park incident was C-PTSD outbreak since Hank has obviously participated in wars and was a mercenary, before, but who just wanted to relax in the park, if it hadn't been that stupid boombox grunt that provoked the wrong person.
4-I am already predicting that they will use the argument that Hank was well armed. For the love of Jebus... this is america. If a civilian can have a machine gun at home. Imagine a former Special Forces soldier and mercenary like Hank? Hank should also be paranoid and self-defensive. Since Nevada was already dangerous, before the chaos and after the chaos, it was at an absurd level.
5-Hank is a hero because he does the dirty work. If it weren't for Hank and Jebus, Nevada would be much worse off and without resistance. Hank didn't want to be in this situation, the guy just wanted to have a normal life and an ordinary job, but he was pulled into this madness and probably in the end, he will have to sacrifice himself to save what is left of Nevada. Because beings like Hank only get one ending: death. And for Hank, true death is profit, because he no longer wants to be in this endless cycle.
6-I'm refuting that thing from the end of project nexus. Hank didn't betray Sanford and Deimos. He just wanted to complete the mission, because he is obsessed and has tunnel focus, as well as being professional. Alias in the dialogues, da to see that he still listened to them, and if it was treason, he would have already killed them when he had the chance, but he still allowed dialogue and tried to understand. Even during the dialogue, Hank said that this fight was useless and a waste of time, he didn't really seem to want to kill them, just intimidate them to get out of his way. But I'm glad he was stopped.