That ain’t the point, for all the rah rah Pac was known for, he should have brought the same energy to Jimmy henchmen and his squad period. He had all the energy for bad boy, that should of been used for Jimmy period but with all the death row boogeyman stories about them gooning on everybody and they mama, making nikkas drink piss and all types of crazy shyt, you notice not one story about them running down Jimmy boys. That’s a L period
My nikka just stop with this Jimmy Henchmen nonsense. We all know Henchmen and Jack were goons, that's a fact. But he literally stated in Against All Odds "I have my money right, now I want war", and named dropped both those individuals in that song, not Biggie. So yes, he was going to get at him but died before he could do it. He was on DR less than a year but you're acting like he's been in the label for years and didnt say or do anything.
As for dissing Biggie, was it because of sales? Partially yes beef generates sales this is a proven fact for any rapper that has been in a highly publicized beef.
But I find it funny that you ignore;
-Biggie snitched on a radio show and almost got Snoop and DPG killed (Henchmen goons shot up their trailer)-----> Pac, DPG, DJ Quick release first on wax diss as a response called NY 87 (on YT check for yourself)
-Tupac releases Hit em Up as a RESPONSE to Who Shot Ya (I don't care if the song was written before he got shot, the intent on releasing the song after Tupac got shot knowing fans and media would try to connect the two, could be perceived as a diss towards Tupac
Two big events that played a major part in the beef and Biggie did in fact start those two events and Tupac responded.
Now that i've debunked your "bububub why was Pac dissing Biggie and not Henchmen" argument, I personally don't fault Biggie for staying loyal to Puffy/NY/NY goons etc He lived (his mother too) and had business in NYC, challenging actual goons would be a dumb move on his part.