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the kids didn't "mob" the indians nor did they initiate any aggression. any media that even suggested that should be correcting themselves.
no matter what transpired beforehand though and any "context" that needs to be considered, there are kids tomahawk chopping and dancing/chanting/mocking the indian dudes. they're acting like jerks and should be chastised. not deserving of death threats though for sure. also, if you listen to sandmann's version of the story, it's laughable. it's straight outta the eddie haskell bs playbook.
The fact that a group of Native Americans approached a group of high school students beating a drum literally in front of one of the student's faces as well as used profanity doesn't change your perception of the students' actions?
When is the last time someone beat a drum in your face?
I agree that they could/should have done better on both sides. But your statement makes it seem like you put more of the onus on the high school students instead of the adults. I see you are saying the students were acting like jerks and should be chastised. Do you have that same energy in regards to the actions of the Native American protesters?