The Oklahoma City Bombing is about how one man felt he could take revenge and retribution upon himself and in doing so called attention to the very things he was opposed to.
Instead of viewing this as the act of terrorism it was, Timothy Mcveigh argued that it was no different than the repercussions that the United States would bring to other countries if they had done an attack similar to this.
Instead of viewing this as the act of terrorism it was, Timothy Mcveigh argued that it was no different than the repercussions that the United States would bring to other countries if they had done an attack similar to this.