Tomb Guard Yelling at Loud Spectators
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- Опубліковано 23 чер 2009
- The people on my right were talking very loudly following a memorial service at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington. The guard walks by and yells at the people. Sorry about the noise my camera is making
They should have these guys in every movie theater
lol
+WiseFlow LMAO but I love the Honor Guard!
yep
or my neighbours's house
better you stay home dimwit
I find it amazing that people could go to a cemetery and not automatically be quiet and respectful , bloody hell it is not Disney land for Christ sake
Blame their parents. People have to be taught how to behave with respect in a solemn place. At least the audience in this vid did shut up once told.
vulturedoors Why blame the parents? He is an adult and not a child. In that age he should know whats respect is.
I identify as a _Reversed Heart_ but you need to blame the parent since being respectful is a learned habit you pick up when in an environment that enforces it. Look at Trump he was never taught limits and respect thus living his entire 70 years not knowing how to properly give respect
Nayeli Gonzalez
Yes, the respect is learned by the parents, its their duty. But the attitude of a child can change, and its not the parents fault.
What if their parents teached him/her that? You will is still blame them?
We dont even know him/her, and as far i can see, he/she is an adult.
So blame his/her parents is pretty a pointless argument here.
Not really children are a complete mirror image of their parents . Ask a child physiologist ,when children have behavior problems they start with parents .. Had you raised children and looked at other peoples children you would see it clearly . The only exception is when a child as it grows up becomes determined to avoid the pitfalls he might notice his parents take .
This is a good guard, he's doing his job well. Thank you for your service.
I heard this happened to a girl during our school trip, a few years before me. She was one of those really loud, stupid popular girls and wouldn't shut up during the ceremony. He only had to yell at her once, and she looked like she wanted to crawl under a rock, she was so embarrassed
I'm glad I'm not one of them.
Her mistake, sure. I'm glad she felt embarrassed. Times of embarrassment can be great times of learning.
Good!
I will provide the Rock
Well done him
Probably the first time that anyone yelled at her.
I'll be honest: There is a chance that I'd immediately applaud to this, then suddenly remember what the hell he just said and just sit on my hands for the rest of the ceremony.
+TraustiGeir Then he yells at you to stand up. c:
***** With pleasure.
I'll make sure to visit this place right before a shooting range if I ever get to visit the US. Such undying respect for fallen brothers demands admiration.
***** Amen to that.
Well yeah millennials need to be taught ettiquete, parents should have taught them a long time ago. Saying a whole generation has bad ettiquette is a way bigger knock on the generation that raised them than the generation itself.
Damn right. Pay your respect to our fallen soldiers.
Some people are too stupid to comprehend what is expected of them. Idiots!!
Fallen, well ya better pick him up then lol
@@cyclingnut2122 *IT IS REQUESTED THAT EVERYONE MAINTAINS AN ATMOSPHERE OF SILENCE. AND RESPECT. AT ALL TIMES.*
Mother fuckers weren't raised properly
I watched that video of the guy getting in the way of the British Royal Guard and it put me in the mood to see people get yelled at like this.
Also he startled someone in the crowd. You can hear a gasp a split second after he starts to talk.
Doosh McDooberson - One of my cousins is buried here, so I can appreciate his attitude. The tomb of the unknown soldier is both a real burial place as well as a symbol for all Americans who have died in all wars, and who have been anonymous or no one claimed their remains. It is a sad place, and its dignity should be maintained. He is doing his duty, in my opinion.
Exactly. An ignorant person would say that he is shouting. But I would say that is the standard Military Tone. And you better respect his authority!
sammee
That's literally why I'm here lmao. I got curious about the royal guard and found videos of them pushing or screaming at people
Fucking with guards at Arlington is just like fucking with the Queen's Guard. They're just guys doing their job, why try to make it harder?
and I have heard that the Queens Guards have "educated" individuals for being stupid.
John Cortelli cause assholes today have no fucking respect or common courtesy while being raised by wussbag parents who dont even smack them anymore and are more interested in taking goddamned "selfies" cause they're self centered and arrogant..ok rant over
***** Sadly parents today only teach their kids about "rights" and nothing about their responsibilities. They also seem to think that their rights somehow entails them to do whatever hell they want. Another factor is that they grew up with the internet and there you can say whatever you want without any consequences so naturally they assume that applies to real life as well. To them it's all a big joke so why take anything seriously? Hey, have fun life's short. Yolo! That's their life motto. When the sociopathic behavior of their online idols or celebrity idols is condoned and even boosts their popularity it's not strange at all they aspire to do the same - even if they probably aren't fully aware of this themselves.
Their parents are ultimately to blame because they will always come to their aid if they have problems at school or whatever. So they raise pampered and self-entitled brats who threaten to report any teacher that even dares raising their voice.
I mean we're talking about kids who Tweet about hating their parents for not giving them a white Iphone for Christmas and getting hundreds of thumbs up for it.
Displine and respect is at an all-time low. We'll see where it all ends...
OneTwoEight Commodore well said
OneTwoEight Commodore not all parents, if i was laughing at the tomb of the unknown soldier (which i would never do) i would be in loads of trouble.
It may come as a shock to people that he is saying that - but the soldiers whose tombs he is guarding died for them, so they really should keep it down.
infinitecanadian FYI the United States has not had a foreign army attacking it on its soil since the War of 1812. So your statement may "sound" nice but it is completely wrong and 100% Propaganda.
*****
The reason that no one attacked the U.S. is because of the sacrifices of the U.S. soldiers, sailors, and airmen. By the way, you forgot about Alaska and Hawaii as well as the U.S. Pacific colonies being attacked.
*****
The 'Rothschild Jewish Bankers'? You really shouldn't make jokes here, as it is inappropriate.
***** you had a point until you went full on anti-Semite
Hey GAME4WAR, shut the fuck up. At least us brainwashed soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen have VOULENTEERED to defend this great nation. And the only reason nobody has attacked the U.S. mainland is because we don't sit around and wait, we go after the threat and terminate it.
That was a good lesson for the kids standing there. As well as the adults who should know better.
Kids is one thing, the problem is the adults.
@@GnosticAtheist
The age doesn't always matter. There could be kids who understand the respect that's supposed to be shown at these events. Also, adults too.
what you deem is respectful and not respectful is subjective in this topic. Talking is not deemed unrespectful in my culture. People go to cemetery and talk about their life story or talk to them. Of course you shouldn't shout but people don't whisper either. They just talk normally. To me this video is just normal and respectful. They aren't being too loud and not using any slurs or being rude. Heck, we even crack a few jokes to lighten the mood when we visit our loved ones. The only time where we would be quiet is during the announcement of someone's death (when they ask for a moment of silence) and during their funeral. We like to think that of there's an afterlife then they wouldn't really want us to be sad and just not say anything every time we visit them.
Still, since the culture there is like that, those guys are being jerks for not respecting it.
I often find it to be the other way around...
He is not yelling. He is simply being assertive. There are a number of physical signs that tell me he is not angry, or hostile in anyway. Just making sure the people are paying attention.
No... He was yelling. Lol.
+243wayne1 - Yelling or not, the Sentinel accomplished what he wanted, and that was to get the disrespectful, loud SOB's to shut up! I know some people like to talk and talk!! Bottom line to everyone...If you can't keep your big mouth shut...DO NOT visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier!
+243wayne1 - Yelling or not, the Sentinel accomplished what he wanted, and that was to get the disrespectful, loud SOB's to shut up! I know some people like to talk and talk!! Bottom line to everyone...If you can't keep your big mouth shut...DO NOT visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier!
People who say he's yelling just do not understand how the military works. You're loud so people listen. If he quietly asked, nobody would take him seriously and he'd look like a fool.
@d c at that place, no one has anything interesting to say. if you can't abide by the silence, go somewhere else.
Was here this last week. It is a place of honor that is guarded by the Army, not Marines. The soldier only sounds like he is "yelling" because there is a huge crowd there and he has to raise his voice to be heard. Notice, that when he talked he was not standing on the runner, he will not speak on the runner, only when the guard is changing does anyone speak on the runner, out of respect for the ones that only God knows who they are. If you are disrespectful you will be escorted off the property. It is an active cemetery. One day when we were there we heard 10 21 gun salutes, taps being played and witnessed a full honors burial, saved only for those killed in battle or a high ranking officer. All branches of the military are buried there, but guarded by the Army. It's one of the most visited places in America. Another day while we were at the changing of the guard veterans from WWII, the Korean and Vietnam wars were there. We got to talk to some. It was awesome. We thanked them for their service and they cried and wanted to tell us stories, not of war, but of how much it meant to serve their country. Most were not able to stand, many struggled to be able to stand on their own to pay respect to the fallen heroes of our nation. They fought to end tyranny of all kinds, so that people here can have freedom of speech, freedom to assemble, freedom to bare arms, freedom to vote and many other freedoms that are taken for granted by idiots who don't show respect for them.
Welp so much for those freedoms today
@Dragon Dragon what?
I was not aware of the no speaking on the runner , any suggestions on proper military rules on this duty ? Thanks for your information. Very informative about this honorable place !!!!
Thank you for the explanation Sheryl.
I like his uniform. It's tight-fitting like a dress uniform should be, and the long length of it just puts the icing on the cake. Keep on marching, blue coats. You make me proud.
I mean, everything on his uniforms has to be 100% perfect. Absolutely no flaws in order to be a Sentinel. But yeah, it does look good
Watch videos of how they prepare. It’s impressive. They are actually wearing winter uniforms because they hold a better crease. Hotter during warm weather.
People don't know what respect is anymore.
BRAVO!
People need to be respectful, and it is pathetic they needed a reminder.
Giggling? Really? Be proud, Mama..
Got quiet quick didn't it. LOL!!!
This is just beautiful. Honor and respect is what we now lack as a nation. Guard Strong!!!!
Well done guard, this is a place of reverence and contemplation. in fact the only times the guard enforces silence is during the changing of the guard and during and after any ceremony (laying of a wreath by the president ect) most of the time your allowed quiet chit chat.
The problem with most people is they are intimidated/offended by direct communication. The guard was polite but to the point, most people can't handle that now.
Agreed! As much as I'd love to reply to a lot of the comments on this clip denigrating what this soldier is doing, I feel that holding my tongue upholds what this country ours is all about, freedom. That said, maintaining a respectful silence for those who die fighting for that freedom is more important.
Keep up the good work
Right it's not like the guard said "you need to shut - your big head rude ass eating cheese out of a can ass doesn't know 2+2 is dumbass - up"
As a war time veteran, I applaud my fellow brother in arms who had to maintain order. The solider he is guarding deserves the upmost respect since he gave the ultimate sacrifice. He died so you wouldn't have to, he served so you wouldn't have to, he remains unknown only to God, but his sacrifice did not go unnoticed. This memorial is one of the few things our government has done right.
The crowd is like, oops, sorry, after the guard confronts them after being a little too noisy....
Well done Honor Guard. In the United States people firmly believe that they have the right to do as they please when they please. This they do by preaching rights and hiding behind those rights. And, while you may posses those rights, you also have a responsibility to use them properly. If you deny that you have such a responsibility then in what way do you, as a citizen, complete your social contract. It is a simple thing as stated by Hobbes, in nature existence is short, brutish, and sad; as people we agree to be subjected by a sovereign whether it be the Institution or the the man, in order to avoid the "right to all things," and war of all against all. Of the expectations placed upon you, the decency of respect for one who defends while others do not, is of the most basic sort. Those who say that this guard is wrong because they had no legal obligation to shut there damn mouths, while correct, are also missing the point. They argue that the law supersedes the requirement of order where order is not mandated. To that I say, then act what you preach. If you truly believe that your rights to do as you please outweigh the request for human decency then by all means unleash anarchy upon the state, for as Hobbes also stated, if the State is to weak to enforce its own internal order then you have a right to revolt. But, as we all know you will do no such thing because A) You are just a whiny little pussy that wants to get your way, and B) You actually don't have any complaints but you feel like grandstanding and shining your own loathsome self superiority turd.
Americans DO have such a right, you tyrant wanna-be
Pete Mangum No, they do not. Every right cited in the Constitution has its limits. Disturbing the peace is one of those activities not protected by the Bill of Rights.
Uhmm, YES, we DO! Name ONE "limit" listed in the Constitution in regards to our listed rights, guarantees, and protections. Why say you have a 'Right' if you can nullify it with some kind of caveat? You don't know what you're talking about. 'Disturbing the Peace' is not mentioned ANYWHERE in our Bill of Rights, you idiot!
The Supreme Court interprets the Bill of Rights. Hate speech, for example, is not protected under freedom of speech, and neither is slander. Disturbing the peace or impeding movement is not protected under freedom of assembly. I see that you are either one of those constructionist morons from the right or one of those anarchic morons from the left.
Pete Mangum See my reply.
Only trolls that never served leave disrespectful remarks.. ...thank you for your Freedom Of Speech!! !
I saw the changing when I was like 11 or 12 and before we even left the campground for the Ceremony that day my Dad had a talk with me and my Brother to emphasize what was expected of us and what Arlington is. He didn't really have to but I'm glad he did. I don't think we said a word the entire time we were there.
I've seen this one time and it set a tear rolling down my cheeks. As a veteran, I found this to be quite touching. I also, had to hush up some idiots not smart enough to show some respect.
While most families were running off to places like Disney World and Universal Studios to give endless dollars to their corporate owners my parents took us to Washington, D.C to visit the White House, The Smithsonian,Arlington and all the monuments honoring American heroes and then Philadelphia to visit Independence Hall and see The Liberty Bell.We did the other stuff in subsequent years but I'm glad they taught us what was really important first.Obviously,some people don't get it.
Ron
I was actually lucky enough to witness a changing of the guard at Arlington today!
The whole atmosphere was quite pleasant. And thankfully, people weren't rude and disrespectful when it occurred. 😁
And it is not hypocrisy; but decorum!!!! Learn the difference, William Dickinson.
Its an honor and a privilege to be chosen to be one of them. They apply for the position. God bless them all!
that shut them up
Having watched many of these ceremonies, it also amazes me that the sentinel that greets the spectators has to include "remain silent...and STANDING. In good weather most people shuffle in and immediately sit on their asses!
DARYL DIETRICH
You only have to stand during the changing of the guard.
People Listen Up. Do Not Go There If You Can't Respect The Rules. That is so disrespectful. I am glad they were told to remain silent. However I am completely disappointed that no one in the crowd stepped up first. Look into what's required to even be considered for the position.
If I had a person or me between the talker and me, there would be no way for me to silence them without talking. Now, if I was standing next to them, I'd tap them on the shoulder and put a finger to my lips.
He says, "It is requested that everyone maintain an atmosphere of silence and respect at all times."
Excellent discipline, and respect. This is what contemporary world needs, at all times. This video has sheered me up. It shows that still there is people that observes that. What a good soldier he is.
It is not worship sir. It is honoring, and respecting those who gave their lives for us to be a free nation. Worship is a different word entirely. I believe somewhere in your mind, you know this.
If you don't have respect for our military and can't seen to understand why anyone would be apart of it willingly, or why anyone should show all military member respect, especially those who have fallen to protect YOUR freedom, I suggest that you move to a country that does not have a military to protect them. Your freedom of speech, all these rights you enjoy are because of the military of the United States of America. If you can't understand and respect that. Please feel free to move on.
Thank you!
The dedication to become a guard at the tomb is AMAZING! Find the special on it and watch it.. Totally in awe of these service people..
William Dickinson it's not about laws here, it's about common sense and respect. Is it a law to put your hand over your heart and our remove one's head gear when you hear the national anthem? No, it's called respect, honor and courtesy.
You and I and everyone else are wasting our time on this clown William Dickinson. He's the guy that HAS to have the last word. So, just be sure, if any of us see him around the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, or any other memorial dedicated to my brothers and sisters of the United States Armed Forces, be sure he adheres to the fucking rules. He's the type that will run his mouth just because he feels he has the right to, no matter how disrespectful it would be. Ass clowns like him always do it. he can't help it. He's more concerned about being RIGHT than being RESPECTFUL. To the Soldier who put the crowd in their place, A Salute to you Sir and my eternal respect. This is something William doesn't understand. It's just about him getting his way.
It is a waste of time, sounds like the guy is nothing but a waste of sperm and hasn't served a day in his miserable life in a uniform.
These are exactly the same sorts of people who talk at movie theaters. Disrespect at this hallowed ground. God bless the Tomb Sentinels. Do us a favor next time: Fill in were their parents missed out and smack them. One swipe would teach them better than 18 years with Ma and Pa.
It is requested that everyone maintain of atmosphere… of SILENCE…. AND respect…. AT ALL TIMES!!!
These guards are the best in the west, I’m humbled and grateful they guard our men and women whose remains we’ll never know!
This generation knows no respect for themselves or others.
“Our youth now love luxury. They have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for their elders and love chatter in place of exercise; they no longer rise when elders enter the room; they contradict their parents, chatter before company; gobble up their food and tyrannize their teachers.” -Socrates.
Jim Doe
Good to know that things haven't changed in almost 2000 years then. Not sure how I feel about a scolding from that far in the past ^^
Every generation ever has had jerks
@@greenghost2008
True.
I'm glade that soldier put them in their place. The veterans sacrifice their life for this country so we as Americans need to show some respect.
They're fighting for the rich, not the country.
And so they should. It is a great honour to serve your country and as great an honour to be respected for that service. It's a good thing to be reminded of your duty to pay that respect since it is unfortunately something that is easily forgotten.
Thanks for your reply. I've wondered about it a few times. During my visits to the tomb nothing like this has ever happened.
Please tell me you people are eight or not typical of what I gave up to defend, being wounded and losing so many friends. God help us.
Being anonymous on the interwebs brings out the kiddies and the very worst in people. So much for technological progress.
Myself, finally got to see the changing of the guard and Arlington in 2011. I saw everything in Washington and this was by far my favorite moment.
*****
America did not win in Iraq? That's interesting - we killed Hussein, along with hundreds of thousands of Muslims. We deposed their government, scrapped their military, and pissed on their corpses. That sounds like victory to me, stupid fuck...
These special Guards are also trained soldiers. I wouldn't want to test them.
These "Guards" are actually part of an actual hardcore Infantry unit, they are not just for decoration. They can kick a%$ if needed.
Logan- a brilliant post!! And you are 100% accurate.
I am surprised the overindulgent parents didn't take a hissy fit for the guard yelling at the kids as well. If I hear one more time, "Oh come on, they're just kids!", I think I will throw up. Well done!
atlantic 11561 Only in America
Christianvalx Indeed!
they should just squeeze off a couple of warning shots.
Their rifles are ceremonial. They're not loaded.
Well, not being loaded is just a shame for some of the smart a$$es.
@@MynahBoyd - They could put blanks in them! That's what it would take for some of these lame brains to get the message. But, then again, maybe not!!
AWSOME! I LOVE THIS CLIP!!!!
The Old Guard, it aired on PBS some years ago. These MEN are the most meticulous beings I have ever seen in my life and I love it. They take discipline to a whole new level.
Haha they got told. I get it if people don't understand certain customs but show some respect towards them or leave.
this is not worshipping the dead it is remembering all the soldiers of all wars, and the ultimate sacrifice they made for country,family, honour, and to prevent tyranny, spreading in the world,
if there is a sad comment to make against this it would be that they also lost there lives for govts that lied to them in the first place, roosevelt knew of the impending attack on pearl harbour. all presidents must share the shame of these actions upto and including the present, for deceiving the very good people of the USA year in year out,
there is no need for four letter expletive's it lowers the potency of your powerful response to meaning full gibberish, hold your heads high yanks you have nothing to be ashamed of.
Out of all the people that respond to me, you are by far the most entertaining and I have to salute you on your sense of humour. I can't find my way back...
I can major respect to the people who do this job through snow and rain no matter how hot it is they have a duty and they keep to it
NO William, it is not hypocrisy. If a person can't keep their piehole shut for a couple minutes to show some respect, they shouldn't go there. I've seen 3 yr. olds with better manners. Would you like that going on at your mother's funeral? I think not.
Good on you soldiers for respecting the dead and unknown soldiers who gave their life for this country and their God, for reminding the ignorant of their place in this most solemn of ceremonies.
Good job young man! They earned it & you gave it to them in the manner they deserved.
Damn right! Well said.
A little respect. Too much to ask?
he made more noise then the spectators
Yes, that's correct! If I remember correctly there are signs posted which inform the public of the expectations of their behavior!
These Tomb Guard Sentinels are the real deal!
What would the soldier do if someone was like..kiss my ass I'll say what ever I want when I want.? Can the soldier just shoot him?
..... What no the gun is not even loaded they have MPS for ppl with guns
I would NEVER say kiss my ass to an honor guard just courios
hes not a soldier. HES A MARINE GET THAT STRAIGHT
Theyoungxpert He's still a soldier, you idiot.
wow... Okay everyone it was a simple question that got out of hand.
24 7 365......A soldier from the 3rd Regiment or "old guard" is standing watch (marching) over the tombs with real American soldiers, Names "known But to God" Next time you have to get up at 4 in the morning put all your other feelings aside and just give a little thought about living in a free country! And 21 steps down and 21 steps back 24 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year. Just for you! and me too!! [this should bring in some hate mail]
Dan Wagar , Exactly Right 👍👍
How is this done in the snow?
I always get a kick out of the halfwits who end their lame, barely literate attempts at smart ass remarks with "lmao" like they just said something funny and are pleased with their efforts. Keep it up.
Never mess with these guards. They are very serious.
He's a Marine not a soldier. and secondly too many people feel entitled, and just do as they want regardless of how it effects anyone else, I wouldn't been surprised if someone was actually talking on the cell phone as well. It's just another way of how ignorance is predominantly and proudly displayed.
No he is Army...3rd infantry Division, Old Guard.
He is fucking Army numbnuts you can't tell the difference in uniform?
Sorry my bad I forgot
***** noice!
Marines are sentries at the white house, Army has the tomb.
How come the guards always yell when they speak?
do you want a guard to whisper and smile at you for breaking the rules?
Levi He could have kindly reminded you insead of yelling at the top of his lungs. Don't know why he had to scream very loud?
Because some people have to be shamed into behaving themselves.
Maybe he should send a note first and a flower -bend over and say "please can I tell you to not speak.." and keep apologizing for the next three hours cause he asked the moron to stop talking.. Yelling..IT WORKS!
***** it's called a command voice, and everyone speaks in a command voice.
These guys are incredible.
There is a documentary called "The Old Guard" which is available on youtube all about what they do. The professional attention to detail is impressive and inspiring.
Thank you guard. Many people can be so LOUD AND DISRESPECTFUL
What's he say? I can't make it out.
+Jack Sullivan thanks!
your first problem... learn English
+TFfolkes What?
+TFfolkes lol just seeing that you spelt 'english' wrong then changed it. Talk about irony!
+TFfolkes I'm hard of hearing. Due to reasons that make me watch videos like this. You sir are not very respectful - probably YOUR first problem.
I love the gruff in this guard's voice! Other guards have been very authoritative with their instructions for the crowd to be quiet, but this guy had a growl.
He didn't yell at all. He simply, in a clear manner, asserted the need to be respectful. It is sad that people, today, need to be reminded!
this never gets old...
Cuban Pete, your words should be inscribed in the textbooks of every school in this nation. I stood there as a Senior in High School and watched my fellow choir members present a wreath that barely showed the amount of respect and gratitude we had for the hallowed ground we stood on. And yes, there were many, many tears. Thank you.
God bless that man.
When my father died, he asked specifically that his grave site would not be a place of mourning. He wanted us to be cheerful & chat about his life. Silence does nothing more than stigmatize everyone. Be happy & grateful that we have the liberty of freedom because men & women who fought & died for it.
god 11 years ago. this is some original youtube stuff right here.
"Everyone who's had someone of their family, or friends in the military know what dangers and sorrows it brings to us."
I have lost count on how many times I have left my house at 3am to go be with my dad when he is having flash backs from when he was active duty. It is not a burden for me. It is something that I do with honor and love. Hell with those that don't understand, I sure do. I have held that mans hand many a night. All I do is sit and listen.At least I'm there for him. Thank you all.
you know that was cathartic for that tomb guard! soldier on good man!
I personally laid a wreath with these guards by my side. I couldn't give the world to show the respect I have for them.
The Tomb Guard has spoken!! much respect
I heard that.
It's called respect, something that most of growing up learning and showing but all to often we seem to loose it along the way.
This is not yelling, this is a command voice.
"It is important that everyone maintain an atmosphere of silence - and respect - at all times!" The flick of the right foot at the end was epic.
Finally, thank you for saying this. you are exactly right! I don't know why it's so hard for some people to understand this, it's sad frankly, but I'm glad at least one other person sees this matter for how it truly is.
I'm surprised somebody didn't object that his rights were being violated.
Respect man
memorial day at our home has always been a silent, somber, sober remembrance of those who paid full price. we are a long line of vets and don’t understand the parties so much at all. we have quiet conversations to actually remember them; refreshments, if any, are after and optional...
I'm with you, man.
Anywhere I go I show respect two of my great grandparents were in war and one died, so anywhere in Washington or a cemetery for veterans I show respect
Respect!
this also happened to me when i went. i was very disappointed with the way the people were acting, but the good job the the guard for speaking up
thank you. and yes I will, that's my favourite sport.
This warrants an on-the-spot field promotion.
Thanks for making them maintain order. They were Very DISRESPECTFUL! YOU SHOWED ALOT OF CLASS!
Where would these people even get the IDEA that it's alright to be loud and obnoxious THERE? That is a place that deserves ULTIMATE respect. Mouths shut, cell phones OFF, attitude one of RESPECT.
I think that the real reason for that outburst was the noise the uploaders camera was making ...lol. My respects to the fallen for their liberty,my grandad was one of them.Cheers.