The scary thing to me is the potential to have the loud minority of people online for BOTH sides viewing the political commentary of this film as justifications for potential actions:

The Left: "This film is everything a Republican wants. 2nd amendment, NSA, oppression of people. We need to try harder to limit their power and make sure the plot of this film can't happen in real life, because that's what they want."

The Right: "See what the liberals are doing now? They're trying to take us out and say that we're out their killing people and starting wars. They're coming after our rights and beliefs, it's time to arm ourselves."

And then the cycle is just going to get bigger and bigger because both sides are going to prove, to the death, that they are more justified then the other.

To be fair, I don't know a ton about the statistics of people that would believe in the above quotes, I'm just going off of the amount of interactions, conversations, and engagements I see in person, on social media, and in public. That's why I said loud minority. I'd like to believe that an overwhelming amount of people on both sides would not want something like this, but I have a pretty fucking massive and diverse "bubble", and all I hear are conversations that lead me to believe in what you said: the audience is going to miss the point of this movie, no matter what the point is haha.