Again, that it not accurate and not what I said. I said the natives were marching in the direction of the group of kids. A: there were lots of opening and gaps among them. B: that was that direct route away from the situation.
Yes, and there is a reason he doesn't want it to escalate like he did. He got caught being very disrespectful to an elder. Not to mention veteran.
Of course, if I actually walked through you. But when I am walking and you see me, and you purposefully step in my way and don't move, then it's not my fault if I walk into you. Also, if you see someone moving to an area that you are blocking, or don't need to be, don't you feel it's polite and respectful to move? Is a light bulb going on yet?
No he wasn't he moved into his path as he approached. He was in the vicinity, but not the exact spot.
Again, your fable of what actually transpired is just simply inaccurate and poorly constructed sequence of events.
Not at all. Jumping up and down mocking a veteran and native is not respectful or right. Your poor child. I hope I never encounter them. Seems like the type I would have to bend over my knee and teach the manners your parents evidently failed to provide you.
You 2nd paragraph makes no sense. What guy with a drum was asking another guy with a drum for his drum? Why would he need another drum if he already had one? Did you see or hear the kids jumping up and down, making mocking Indian noises and tomahawk chops? And you still don't believe they weren't saying or doing offensive things? I guess you really can't make a horse drink.
Some of them are known for this, not all. Anyone can have a reasonable or thought provoking message and a horrible delivery method. Again, the obscenities and harassment did not allegedly start until the kids showed up. That doesn't indicate what they were saying before was offensive or crude. They could have been promoting the Hebrew religion and ideologies That doesn't at all indicate it was rude or offensive You are simply pushing that it was to fit you narrative. Can you provide evidence of this?
And who are you to say what should offend the native american? Wouldn't him indicating he felt it changed and became offensive and dangerous when the kids arrived insinuate there was a difference in verbiage at some point? How does that indicate him as racist or make him a bad person?
You can defend the kids all you want, fact are there is a tape that shows them being very offensive and derogatory to an Native American military veteran. Not really a good look regardless of the spin you put on it.