How did the US government get away with killing 76 American citizens without any sort of accountability?
How did the US government get away with killing 76 American citizens without any sort of accountability?
Angel Flores
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Jaxson Anderson
because it's a dictatorship of the super rich
Jace Clark
Koresh was a whack job. Ruby Ridge was far worse.
Christopher Robinson
US government kills everyday without consequence, why would that day be different?
Jack Hernandez
This.
Just like the fiat currency, we have fiat law. The DOD wipes it's ass with the Geneva convention and as such has stockpiled more illegal arms than the rest of the world combined.
Andrew Howard
His pedo physiognomy & teenage wives definitely weren't doing him any favors. However, it doesn't excuse the total incompetency and failure by the alphabet soup orgs.
Benjamin Wilson
Most are ok with licking boots as long as they’re “muh thin blue line” but that’s starting to change, even the whites are waking up
Luke Barnes
Koresh was a religious fundamentalist like Brigham Young in the 1800s. From a historical perspective, nothing especially horrific was going on there. They bitch and moan about the girl he supposedly married at twelve, but the canon law of the Catholic Church until 1917 recognized puberty at 12 as the marriageable age, and even our own State of Massachusetts today allows marriage at such an age with parental consent, and practically all States at the age of 14 with parental consent.
Does the Branch Davidians' decision to live as any polygamous sect would 200 years ago offend our modern sensibilities? Yes. Is it perhaps unusual for that to occur in 1993? Yes. But the reality was that none of these young women were used as sex objects, they were all solemnly married after puberty in accordance with deeply held religious beliefs. Koresh was not an especially horrific person, if the tales are true, the age he chose to marry his youngest bride was the age many of our ancestors chose theirs.
We should treat him with respect and mourn his death as any other American.
Colton Jenkins
Because the militia rescued hundreds of child sex slaves from the Cabal and were protecting them so they could testify in court later.
But they massively underestimated the lengths (((they))) would go to to silence them.
Michael Moore
People were cheering when it happened. Fucking shitlibs thought they deserved to die. I'll never forget that.
Lucas Ward
Gabriel Powell
PROMIS software
Levi Sanchez
It’s common for feds to burn your house down with you inside it.
Adrian Cruz
>I'll never forget that.
I saw what Alex Jones did to Janet Reno and I was overcome with newfound respect for his character. Look at the drones in the room, giggling and laughing over the graves of their countrymen.
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We have a lot of cleaning to do in this country.
Lincoln Jenkins
ATF isn't DoD.
Matthew Cruz
Higher cancer rates are the karma for behavior like that.
Cooper Parker
Why not?
Charles Reyes
Because Reno rolled the bean at the thought of dead Americans.
Thomas Hughes
>ATF does a high profile raid specifically because there's talk of shutting them down after they fucked up Ruby Ridge
>They fuck this one up even worse
>All talk of defunding the ATF vanishes and they're still around
?
Andrew Sanchez
>without any sort of accountability
Carter Gutierrez
my thoughts exactly
Noah Thompson
it's called an oligarchy, and it's what every government degenerates in to as soon as the people in general stop being politically involved. Once people stop caring about maintaining the integrity of government, the only people left fucking with it are those with a vested monetary interest and the resources to protect it.
Henry Green
>?
The result of literally every mainstream 'news' outlet carrying the government narrative through to the end and ending coverage the moment the signal was given. You have to realize that in the 1990s, the flow of information and the definition of 'truth' was almost completely controlled by television news networks, who in turn were fed information by the federal government.
The federal government says David Koresh is a baby rapist? The television says that too, and it becomes truth.
The federal government says that the wacky cultist Branch Davidians fired first? The television says that too, and it becomes truth.
The federal government says that the fire was started by the suicidal baby-raping cult Branch Davidians? The television says that too, and it becomes truth.
Imagine being a dumb stay-at-home suburb bimbo or half-dead office worker and hearing this day in and day out every time you turn on the news. You're too stupid to do your own research and the media is too centralized to have an alternative viewpoint fed to you, so how could you possibly believe anything else but the government narrative? The 'talk' of shutting the ATF down was just talk, something they had on the back of their minds but no imminent threat. They played the propaganda reels again and again on Waco and it's like it never happened. My relatives 'til this day still believe that the quote-on-quote cult 'had it coming'.
Hudson Anderson
NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!
THE GOVERNMENT CAN'T JUST TAKE ACTION AGAINST CLEAR AND PRESENT DOMESTIC THREATS!!!!!!!!!
Zachary Howard
Frankly, the Oklahoma City National Memorial should be torn down and replaced with a gigantic bronze statue of Timothy McVeigh poised triumphantly atop a Ryder truck, arms raised as if to form an Algiz rune from his body, with a plaque that states the honest truth. Nothing would be a greater insult to these pizza-party guarding federal swine than a permanent monument honoring McVeigh’s journey to Valhalla or Fólkvangr atop the piles of their corpses.
The Answer to 1993 is 1995.
Jordan Lee
They didn't get away with it.
Thomas Reyes
They didn't get away with it, it stopped after the oklahoma incident happened and the pigs realized people might come after them.
Josiah Wright
Because before the internet if it didn't appear on ABC, CBS, or NBC then it might as well not have existed.
The opposition had AM radio and that was it.
And even when the internet did "exist" the 90s internet or even the early-2000s internet was nothing compared to the post-2007 internet where everyone was online with their smartphones with high-quality cameras and free video hosting sites and social networks designed specifically to allow users to share information as quickly as possible.
Waco could not happen today because there would be three dozen people streaming on youtube, periscope, facebook etc. and many others recording everything with drones and whatever was available
Keep in mind that the best "journalist" of 2016 wasn't a professional journalist but some slav immigrant with a smartphone that was filming a random event with Hillary Clinton, he could barely speak English but his video of her being tossed in to a van like a slab of beef blew up the election for a few days
Ryan Ramirez
Based glow-in-the-darks bombing a federal building when all of the agents weren't there.
Connor Scott
Timothy McVeigh's form of accountability was crude, the best he could achieve with what little means he had. Actual accountability would be every federal agent on the ground at Waco during that period being tried and executed for their crimes — old and young, male and female — drag them kicking and screaming to the gallows. Bury Janet Reno and her D.C. ilk alive in the ensuing mass grave.
Bentley Smith
>implying McVeigh didn't hold them accountable
Julian Ross
Implying he wasn’t helped
Sebastian Cook
by absolutely controlling the narrative about it
Jack Perez
Connor Phillips
>implying implications that didn't get implied
>reeeeee
Carson Young
>clear and present domestic threats
>some schizo banging guy's wives
Was his seed that potent?
OP said "any sort of"
Alexander Morgan
Came to reply this but yours is much better worded.
Luke Butler
Diversionary tactics
Angel Allen
Definitely agree, Ruby Ridge was just disgusting, and it gets far less coverage