There are people who believe what he did was for the good of this country. I believe that's what he believed. However, even if you're to entertain such a thought, the solution would not be to take out innocent bystanders, but to attack the politicians which allegedly make our government so bad that only violence and revolution is the answer. The reason our government does not work properly is NOT because too few American citizens blow up shit. Our government is failing its people because the people of this fair country are failing their government.
Eternal vigilance is key.
People should be as outraged about how our government is being sold to the highest bidder through campaign finances as they were when those 168 people died. Such a small percentage of citizens even bother to vote, and then we have the ignorance to be upset when alleged civil servants give us little more than lip service. McVeigh could have claimed his act was a noble one all he wanted. In actuality it was an act of frustration, ignorance, and fear. I have seriously been considering not voting anymore, because my vote is irrelevant.