'The bomber's words sound mainstream. Like he won ' Oklahoma City's tragedy

> “McVeigh was part of a cohort of so-called “angry young men” who felt the brunt of a downturn in manufacturing…”

This is a theme that cuts through both plot lines—then and now. It’s the reason I imagine the economic disaster we’re marching will only fuel this radical group’s Schadenfreude.

To give a different example to highlight why this article is propaganda: When anti-US-imperialism movements wax, does the Guardian publish an article lamenting that it's like Osama Bin Laden won?

When gun-control movements get popular, do they lament it's like the perpetrators of the Waco massacre won?