well, I am gonna tell you. Neither side holds the absolute high ground here.

Those Kentucky kids were at a rally or somesuch that was anti-abortion and the indigenous march happened to be going on nearby - or that's how I hear it. Fair enough ... they're catholics.

But then they mock a native american singing a chant. They're kids with little to no experience in the world much less with native american culture. They don't understand the significance of his song to him and his beliefs and people. To them it's just some bullshit song that they can ridicule. Like kids do. So they mock him mercilessly.

In response this veteran gets in their faces and doubles down on his efforts. He invades their private space and, by our standards, proceeds to taunt them by singing even louder.

This is disrespect by both sides of the debate. They were obviously wrong to mock him and ridicule him for his protest and beliefs. But he was also wrong to taunt them and invade their space. I don't blame their parents for being angered over the veterans' actions.

Education needs to happen for the kids and realization that young people don't have to always be silent needs to happen for that veteran.