I understand the city felt differently, but I think that is more a reflection of how the country no longer understands it’s veterans, or the meaning and significance those cemetaries hold for us. There are simply some things that aren’t done on hallowed ground.

Good point.

Sorry. I’m still on the side of the veterans. Remember civil disobedience?

Fair enough, but I still think the story needed to be put into context. It’s not like some wily protesters were just throwing stuff up in a graveyard. And I’m perfectly fine with the veterans taking action, but with actions come consequences. And perhaps the city will reconsider giving activists permits to display their tributes to peace in that area next time.

A veterans cemetary is no place for a protest. Same thing applies to a hospital.

I appreciate that, but apparently the city felt differently in this situation.