What happened to the "stochastic terrorism" buzzword? Now it's good? BTW, I've seen several previous stories of FBI agents visiting homes for non-criminal twee

What happened to the "stochastic terrorism" buzzword? Now it's good? BTW, I've seen several previous stories of FBI agents visiting homes for non-criminal tweets (similarly inflammatory to this but again with no actionable call to violence; though those tweets were not viral nor progressive-aligned), so it's surprising that the DHS would merely send a cease and desist instead of the FBI actually interviewing the person at their home. Despite this letter seeming realistic, it might be more prudent to wait until media fact-checking. Searching Google for variations of "DHS cease and desist letter" yields zero results. Notice this person is promoting an Onlyfans on her Twitter (good marketing!)