"Back in 1993 bill clinton sent TANKS into the building" TK #1
a) I recall only one track-laying vehicle. The government resorted to it after a 7 week standoff.
b) While the U.S. president may be deemed ultimately responsible for occurrences during his administration, even Janet Reno may not have had direct participatory control over those events; even if she was negligent in not doing so
"approximately 100 people were living and burned 80 of them alive - 25 of them kids." TK
Whether some were captive victims I don't know.
But some were there by choice. In one notable case, a Davidian exited the building while the track was aerating it, and the Davidian circled around, and re-entered the building, to avoid "rescue" by the siege-laying troops.
"The victims were christians and gun-owners, the two people liberals hate most of all." TK
An excellent example of your bias confirmation. But:
c) Clinton is a Christian. The Holy Bible Clinton took his oath of Presidential oath of office on was a Clinton family heirloom.
d) It was not merely that guns were in residence, but that automatic weapons were illegally in residence, thus the raid.
It was not motivated by petty, trivial partisan antagonism as you suggest. David Koresh / Howell was in substantive violation of U.S. federal firearms law; thus the hideously bungled BATF raid.
"Naturally the news media called them radicals and child-molesters and completely supported the killings." TK
You've used the superlative "completely" here.
Therefore any account of it you quote should demonstrate that.
So only one quotation would be necessary.
Please pardon me if I don't hold my breath. My invitation / challenge to you to is sincere. But I know jive talking BS artists when I encounter them.
You won't post evidence to support your claim, because you can't, because there isn't.
I have long championed the plight of this monstrous example of genocide; your tax dollars at work.
But it would not occur to me to opportunistically use this tragedy as a venue to press my own personal agenda. To do so would be to cheapen both the memory of the stricken, and the advocated cause.