There's no evidence that says that there is not.
There is plenty of evidence if you'd care to make an effort to find it. One place to start is a book called,
Ashes of Waco, by Dick Reavis. He is a lawyer who took a personal interest in that stand-off and made a determined study of every aspect, which he details in his book and provides documentation for all of his findings -- which amount to an indictment of Bill Clinton, Janet Reno, and the federal agents who performed disgracefully at Waco. You can get this book, along with several others which are also very informative, from Amazon.
You can also educate yourself a bit via Google research. Hopefully your mind is not closed to anything that runs counter to what you've been brainwashed to believe. Because you obviously don't know what you are talking about.
So leaving the children with a known pedophile in unsanitary and unsafe conditions until he decided to give up was a better idea?
One of the things you can learn by researching the facts in this horrible example of federal brutality is the local Sheriff at Waco, Jack Harwell, was called upon to investigate the child molestation and abuse complaints, which were made by the jealous husband of one of Davidian women who had taken up with Koresh -- and which the FBI was only too happy to exaggerate and propagate. Their effort has been eminently successful in your example.
Harwell did conduct a thorough investigation and found the complaints unfounded. He turned the matter over to the Texas Department of Social Services which also conducted its own investigation and, likewise, found that the children were healthy, happy, homeschooled and living with loving and caring parents.
end of the day, it was Koresh who made the decision to escalate, not the ATF or FBI.
You will be interested to find that a Texas court acquitted all of the Waco survivors of murder in the killing of the five BATF raiders -- because the raid was determined to be unlawful and that the Davidians had a right under Texas Penal Law to defend themselves against the armed, masked raiders. (The fact that the raid was unlawful is why the FBI was brought in to replace BATF.)
That's just for openers. You also will find that the Press was denied access to Koresh who repeatedly asked to speak with reporters, either by phone or in person. The press was isolated from the area of the stand-off at a location one mile distant. One reporter who tried to gain access was arrested. Every bit of the information you've based your judgments on was spoon-fed to the public by the feds. There is a multitude of important facts which were kept from the public.
If you take the time to research you also will find that the affidavit from which the warrant used by ATF to conduct that excessive and wholly unnecessary raid was filled with lies, distortions and erroneous charges. I'm surprised the judge who issued that warrant has not been brought to trial or demanded the arrest of the agents responsible for the affidavit. That raid was unlawful from top to bottom.
You've been duped. But like many others who seem to worship authority, you simply can't bring yourself to believe the epitome of the law-enforcement bureaucracy could be so morally corrupt. But I am personally related (through marriage) to a former FBI agent (from the New York City Field Office) who would tell you point blank that he was both ashamed and outraged by the performance of the BATF and the FBI/HRT
(Hostage "Rescue" Team) which was in place at Waco. He would emphatically inform you that this unit does not represent the rank and file of FBI agents, many of whom share his feelings.
Bottom line:
Nothing can justify the deaths of those 21 children. Nothing. What happened at Waco is an American disgrace.