You must mean Fox News and their audience.

-C!

You're talking about the same "peaceful old dude" who approached the kids and stood in the face of one while chanting and pounding his drum right in the kids face?

The same "peaceful old dude" who was with his other activist friends who told the kids they didn't belong here and to go back to Europe?

The same "peaceful old dude" that's a professional protestor well known for his Dakota pipeline and anti-American protests?

And can someone tell me how do you "intimidate" an old man when HE'S the one that approached the kids, stood there in their face chanting and banging a drum in a kids face, all while the other protestors that were with him made racist comments to the kids. He must have felt really intimidated. Poor guy. LOL.  

The "peaceful old dude" got everything he could have wanted - attention, attention, and more attention. Those kids ,and particularly the one that stood there, behaved a whole lot better than I would have at that age (and at my age now as well). 

It's funny how a bunch of kids are the ones being condemned while the supposed adults that were there telling them to go back to Europe , calling them fa**ots, and calling one of the black kids the n-word are overlooked. Absolutely amazing......

You mean the ones calling the kids fa**ots and crackers, threatening kids, and calling the black kid the N-word? Yeah, I guess there's nothing to blame on them is there David? I'm sure that's acceptable to you. How silly of me to point that out. The obvious outrage to be had is over the kid standing there smirking while having a drum beaten in his face. 

Foolishly, I thought (hoped) that the ignorance and ugliness reflected in your statements was limited to Facebook, Twitter, and the comments sections of YouTube videos. 

Ronald, I'd like you to re-read the first statements by the people who were attacking the kids and compare them to ANYTHING that I said. Here's a few examples that maybe you somehow missed:

"Red hatted pieces of shit"

"Those little bastards from Covington Catholic High School"

If you find anything that I said that's anywhere near approaching that level of vitriol, ugliness, or anger then I almost feel bad for you. Somehow that ugliness doesn't seem to bother you if it's directed at people you disagree with. Doesn't say a whole lot for your moral stance does it?

Are you disputing that the man approached the students for some reason? Do you dispute that he's a professional protestor? Did you bother to listen to what the man's fellow native American protestors were saying to the kids? Did you listen to what the black Muslim (Shar Yaqataz Banyamayan) was saying to the kids in his own video that I posted? You're looking for ugliness, there it is for you. Is it acceptable to say those things to white and black students because they are pro-life or God forbid Trump supporters?