His acts provoked discussions about justice and morality, upending accepted ideas of right and wrong in a world that is changing quickly. Also, Rummy's influence on the frontier had observable consequensaattkingces for communities & local economies. Law enforcement and outlaw tensions escalated as a result of his gang's frequent targeting of banks and wealthy merchants in their robberies. The social dynamics of the towns that were subjected to Rummy's exploits changed; residents' increased vigilance was frequently caused by fear, which also fostered an underground culture that romanticized life as an outlaw.