Star Trek TOS ripoff: "One Percenters Behaving Badly/Stupidly"

Rating: 1/10 (7 June 2014)

The original series of Star Trek had this idea a long time ago and did it better. This movie takes that premise and drowns it in a whole lot of stupid.
"Advanced" security system as some laughable metal screens and security cameras? Check. (Safe room? Active defenses to keep people attacking the metal screens? Layered defenses at all? JUST LEAVING THE COUNTRY? Why do any of that?) All crime is legal EXCEPT weapons above a certain grade or attacking government officials above a certain rank, but no one is available to enforce these restrictions? Check.
Bringing a knife to a gunfight? Check.
Using gun as a melee weapon? Check.
Splitting up protagonists to wander alone in under-siege danger situation? Check.
Depending on guns for your family to defend themselves, but with no particular evidence any of them are trained to use guns, or are trusted for much of the movie to have or use a gun until it's dramatically appropriate? Check.
"I want to 'purge' by engaging in random murder, but I will pause to gloat/pose when I'm about to actually accomplish said murder so I can be completely unsurprisingly shot from behind at the last moment that I have so helpfully supplied?" Check. (More than once.) "Let me compromise the supposed safety of our "secure" home to let a total stranger in"? Check.
"I drive a creepy remote-control Chucky-doll spycam around my own home, to no real end"? Check.
Creepy older possessive boyfriend thinking "if I kill my hot younger girlfriend's dad then I will win her heart or at least her body"? Check. (Bonus points for this being then essentially unimportant for the rest of the movie, once the boyfriend is summarily killed for the crime of attacking a protagonist.) One could go on, but most egregiously, the movie gives us one-percenter protagonists who feel entitled to hold themselves above the violence that engulfs the country, one-percenter antagonists who feel entitled to "cleanse" society of "lesser" (i.e. less-rich) members, and more one-percenter antagonists who want to take vengeance on our unsympathetic protagonists for being slightly richer than they are (when they should be taking vengeance for being sold crappily unimpressive "security" systems).
The best-case scenario would be the tough, apparently innocent black veteran being the only survivor, with all the unsympathetic characters killing each other off. (Spoiler: this does not happen.)