What exactly ended the 90s wave of anti-government sentiment and domestic terrorism in America Did 9/11 cause being anti-goverment be seen as evil or something?

>>17833435 (OP)
>Did 9/11 cause being anti-goverment be seen as evil or something?
The 9/11 attacks were not seen as anti-government, but as anti-American. It provided a unifying force. People set aside differences, and even their dislike for the federal government, for the sake of wreaking vengeance on those deemed responsible. The federal government took full advantage of public sentiment to greatly expand its own powers which we are still struggling against to this day.

>>17833435 (OP)
The Oklahoma City bombing was explicitly meant to be like the car bombing of the FBI headquarters in The Turner Diaries, which in that book inspires a mass movement to overthrow the US government culminating in "the day of the rope" when all nonwhites and jews are murdered. But in reality the horror of the act, and especially the fact that the car bomb was unwittingly placed right in front of a childrens daycare center on the ground level, meaning that most of the people killed were cute white kids, had the opposite effect. Instead of launching a movement to destroy the US government, anyone who was even remotely on the fence about joining such a movement wanted nothing to do with it.

>>17833453
>The federal government took full advantage of public sentiment to greatly expand its own powers
how so? It's not like the FISA court or the NSA were created after 9/11, and DHS was just a reorganizaton.

The left was revealed to be shit eating goblins and they were the main critics of this era.

>17833530
>whining about muh leftists
>7 months later
Trumpoids with buyer's remorse half a year into "winning" the presidency.

>>17833534
not 25 years ago

>>>/pol/

>>17833456
FPBP

>>17833456
if Tim McVeigh actually blew up the real FBI or CIA headquarters he'd have been regarded as a hero for the rest of forever by both the left and the libertarian right instead he just killed a bunch of women and children which made him look like a douchebag

>>17833530
>the main critics of this era.
You're too chickenshit to follow through with it though

>>17833556
He was a huge egotist who kept bragging about his achievement the whole time he was in prison. He seriously thought he had "won" even as they strapped him into the lethal injection chair.

>>17833435 (OP)
>Niggas killed Bill Cooper
>Mass importation of spics and galvanizing niggers with Obama
>Slow encroachment of liberties the whole time

Then you wake up one day and everyones a retarded brown fag.

>>17833554
Leftism didn't even exist 25 years ago and you fags constantly break that rule so you can vent your frustration about da left here because nobody on /pol/ wants to listen to you normies

>>17833556
>>17833570
or he could have blown up the IRS offices or the EPA or the ATF offices that would have also made him a legend