[TTFlyer]

It wasn’t a “tragedy” it was an atrocity. The 6 part series “Waco” running on the Paramount Channel is excellent. And timely considering the criminal activities of the FBI - past and present.

[sparklite2]

It wasn’t a “tragedy” it was an atrocity.

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Bingo. The initial reaction to the 9/11 outrage was to fly the Ameerican flag. This morphed into describing the attack as a tragedy in a couple of weeks, and replacing the flag with yellow ribbons of mourning/yearning.

Outrage is good. It spurs us to action.
Tragedy is not so good, and no one ever mourned their way to victory. Tragedy does help suppress the ‘backlash,’ though.

[GeoPie]

The TV series was written, directed and produced by the Dowdle Brothers.

I was friends with both John and Drew.

Great guys and I am happy to see their continued success.

It is awesome witnessing someone you know chase a big dream and pull it off.

[napscoordinator]

I am watching it and I will say that until I watched this (last episode on Tuesday I believe), I thought the BD’s were just a bunch of wackos who deserved what happened to them. At the time, the media did a great job protecting the FBI and everyone else except the BD’s. I see now that they did not deserve death and really were trying to just live a quiet life.

[ml/nj]

The film Waco, The Rules of Engagement is devastating.

ML/NJ