I don't think we're on different sides,Ed...

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Pretty much, I don't want to see anybody killed. The Browns have not killed anybody. Do they really deserve to die because they did not pay their taxes as a protest and walked out of court? Do we have to kill them?

The thing we disagree on is Oklahoma City because that did happen because of Ruby Ridge and Waco. Nutjobs got pissed off that our government killed innocent people at Ruby Ridge and in the Texas desert so in return they went to blow up a government building that happened to also have a day care center in it. Please just take into consideration that David Koresh and Randy Weaver had not been built up as heroes prior to what happened to them. When you kill 6 children and injure 19 others and 168 people are killed...well...that to me at least is hell.

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A Gathering in the Field - The Story of Ed and Elaine Brown – Reg on June 19th, 2007