We aren't engaged in a shooting revolution because we still have ballot boxes, elections, and the Bill of Rights, but we have to demand enforcement of the rule of law. However, we don't enforce anything in this country with bombs. Still, I do not believe McVeigh is bright enough to have planned the effective blowup of the local convenience store, much less a federal building. He is a scapegoat for the real mastermind, and apparently, the United States government has a vested interest in protecting that mastermind's identity from being revealed. McVeigh can die, hopefully the stories and investigations will not.
Government has no right to pursue any citizen on trumped-up charges.
That is the de facto execution of the Constitution and in particular, the Bill of Rights. It would seem to me that an honest court would want to stay Timothy McVeigh's execution until the investigations into the entire matter of a mastermind and three explosions was settled. It was an outrage when John F. Kennedy was assassinated, and many of us feel the truth has never been told. Now we have a nation full of outrages, and an elite media that helps distribute disinformation and misinformation so that everyone can rest at ease when the last manufactured media message is swallowed, and John Q. Public can go back to watching wrestling in a blissful delusion. Just don't answer the door if someone knocks at midnight.