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Why did the cousins decide to attack Hank ?

Yes , I know Hank killed Tuco but don't they know that attacking him will cause the Mexican government to go after the cartel ? Or do they know that fact and choose to ignore it ?

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As we know Hank killed Tuco, and we know that the Salamanca family put their family pride/bonding on top priority so due to that they thought (Leonel and Marco) that Hanks should be punished.

The emotions towards the family and its pride tend them to do such action instead of thinking about what the consequences will occur after this step is taken. So basically their hardcore bonding with family at each level (physical/mental/emotional) puts them in a situation where they only think about revenge, not the consequences.

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    Thx for the answer mate
    – user104118
    Commented Apr 4 at 9:12
  • welcome @user74559
    – Death-is-the-real-truth
    Commented Apr 4 at 9:16
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    @user74559 don't forget: you can mark an answer as accepted if you think it best answers your question
    – Luciano
    Commented Apr 4 at 11:40
  • The first one that got pinned between cars, ending up in the hospital bed, saw Walt through the door window and in spite of lost legs, looked like he would attempt to kill Walt right in front of 7+ officers and DEA agents... I don't think these two had any concept of consequences, only action.
    – enorl76
    Commented Apr 4 at 14:52

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