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apparently cannot be deployed without setting a place on fire?

If a place gets set on fire, and the government has many guns pointed at
you, you might not decide to get out in time until it is too late.

    o 5 SLA people burned to death from a tear gas grenade.

    o An armed wholed-up person burned to death in San Diego on May 2, 1997.
      The police fired CS gas into the house. According to the Union Tribune
      newspaper: as the CS gas filled the house it ignited, and caused the
      entire structure and surrounding trees to be engulfed in flames.

    o A member of a violent militia group called 'The Posse' was armed and
      wholed up: they simply *purposely* set the house on fire. Burned
      him to death.

    o Philadelphia police purposely drop an incindiary device on the top
      of a building housing an armed and holed-up African-American group
      (men, woman & children) called 'Move'. They burned down the entire
      neighborhood of 62 homes. 9/28/96 NYT: 1.5 million dollars was awarded
      to survivors. Eleven men, women and children died in the fire purposely
      set ("a satchel of explosives") by Police Commissioner Gregore Sambor
      and Fire Chief William Richmond to open a hole in the building for tear
      gas delivery. But Pennsylvania state law was ruled to grant them
      personal immunity from Federal civil rights charges because they were
      state employees [what???]. The incident occurred in May 1985.

    o Waco. CS tear gas attack by the FBI using Army tanks.

The government, across the decades, keeps managing to burn people to death,
rather than bringing them to trial.

Often, tear gas is involved.

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Randy Weaver at Ruby Ridge.

Persisting, a BATF informant persuaded Weaver, a DECORATED GREEN BERET
VETERAN of Vietnam with NO CRIMINAL RECORD, to sell him two shotguns,
but insisted that Weaver saw the barrels off one-quarter inch short of
the legal limit.