Glissa's card also was serviceable but ultimately not great, yet she got a second chance at glory thanks to Glissa, the Traitor
After all of the triggered abilities resolve, each of the three token copies of Securitron Squadron will have four +1/+1 counters on it
The goal was to make set legality simpler and easier to understand
I'd guess that some of them feel powerless in the face of a rigged electoral system, a conservative party willing to steal supreme court seats, gerrymandered voting districts, and a government that serves corporate power and its own self-interests over those of their constituents
Given that anti-UB sentiment is stronger than it has ever been before - with the internet alight and prominent creators, from Brian Kibler to The Command Zone, all debating its flaws - this probably drew even more attention to the card
The Eighth Doctor The Eighth Doctor does best in a self-mill deck since it can cast historic lands or another historic permanent from your graveyard once each turn