"Bombing the Murrah Federal Building was morally and strategically equivalent to the U.S. hitting a government building in Serbia, Iraq, or other nations"

This quote by Timothy McVeigh suggests that he thought the bombing of the Murrah Federal Building was justified. He suggests that the bombing was ethically and tactically equivalent to the U.S. striking a federal government building in other countries, such as Serbia or Iraq. This recommends that McVeigh believed the battle was a kind of retaliation for the U.S. federal government's actions in other nations. He may have felt that the U.S. federal government was not held liable for its actions in other countries, which the battle of the Murrah Federal Building was a way to make the government take obligation for its actions. McVeigh's quote indicates that he felt the battle was a justified type of protest versus the U.S. government.