Just watched the Waco film aired on HBO for the second time. I just couldn't bring myself to believe what I saw in that movie. I'm just curious as to how the rest of you feel to be a citizen in a country where the government uses unjust force, lies, and then burns people to death to cover their tracks. Then smuggly sits in the hearings and tries to tell us it wasn't their fault. I was repulsed, I was scared, I was angry, I swear it's a good thing some of those folks didn't come over to watch it. I might have been tempted to show them what it's like to have someone take on the role of Judge, Jury, and executioner. How far have we slid as a country when things like this happen? I was trying to get to bed and the thoughts of what happened there just 3 hours up the road from me wouldn't allow it. I had never thought of this before, but I wish I had traveled to Waco then and helped those innocent people(Innocent until proven guilty, isn't it?) What have we let our government become when we allow them to murder our fellow citizens and not make them retire and be tried for it?
If your planning on responding to this thread in a negative light, about people being guilty and getting what they deserve, please watch the video first. When you see an 8 yr old twisted and contorted from the effects of CS gas pumped into the house, you might just change your mind about who shoud have been burned alive. Our government is a murderer, and that is a simple fact. The question remains now, what do we do about it?
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Live Free or Die Trying,
Steve
If your planning on responding to this thread in a negative light, about people being guilty and getting what they deserve, please watch the video first. When you see an 8 yr old twisted and contorted from the effects of CS gas pumped into the house, you might just change your mind about who shoud have been burned alive. Our government is a murderer, and that is a simple fact. The question remains now, what do we do about it?
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Live Free or Die Trying,
Steve