@@for3stspirit It happened in Arizona this year at Wildlife World Zoo. She didn't jump in the cage, she got too close by stepping over the barrier between the cage and where the public is supposed to be. This happened a few miles down the road from where I live. She admitted to being stupid and thankfully the jaguar did not have to be put down.
Projekt:Kobra yes you can, going there you know what the rules are, if you don’t that’s what the chains and rails are for. If someone is that damn stupid to stand on the other side of those chains and rails when 100’s of other can that’s shows pure disrespect. It’s saying, “yes I comprehend there is a barrier here to prevent people from crossing it, I acknowledge that, but I’m going to do it anyways because my picture is worth more to me then respecting fallen soldiers” it’s complete disrespect, to say she didn’t know is just being naïve she knew exactly what she was doing.
Projekt:Kobra well if there’s. . . a ceremony going on. . . where people are clearly in one area. . . normal humans would assume that it would be disrespectful to. . . enter the area of the ceremony. . . Hopefully you will remember this exchange. . . when you’re in the wrong again. . . and you’ve got some raving absolutist in your. . . face about it. . .
@Projekt:Kobra Well, she is being disrespectful, that is certain. What you really mean is if she was intentionally being disrespectful, that is uncertain. I can also understand how people can be upset with an adult when they see such behavior. People expect a grown adult would understand common social cues (read the room) at this point of their life, but there are some of us who are square pegs trying to fit in round circles and not all of us are malicious in our intent and I totally get your view on not being quick to judge due to that. Now that being said, claiming ignorance almost never grants you immunity of the consequences and just hope the (metaphorical or literal) beatings stop lol.
@Projekt:Kobra Your sarcasm is misplaced. Let me put it this way, I 100% agree that we shouldn't be quick to judge, but lets not pretend that apologies will mend the killing of a sacred cow. Humans make mistakes, but lets not pretend that mistakes are without consequence. She made a mistake, she faced the consequences, we all move on.
I'm old my definition of social media is talking to the person next to me. The concept for people now to keep their mouth shut and their ears open to learn confuses the sh***t out of people under 45
Elizabeth M.02760 unfortunately, these days it's not just that one person. It's the majority of people. Look around. How many people actually do the speed limit? How many people text n drive while doing 20 over, everywhere they go? It's not just driving. Look around. It's way more prevalent than you would think.
FlashxSwazy How in the hell is a speed limit outdated? Speed limits are calculated not just arbitrarily made. They take into account safety factors, breaking distance, traffic, and 85th percentile speeds. They're made to allow the safest possible limit on a road. Going over them is just reckless.
It's a very censorship-friendly way of putting it - and the US love censoring themselves. Compare that to the Royal Grenadiers' "DO NOT TOUCH THE QUEEN'S GUARD!!!!"
SHAUN_TRON_ AWOKEN18 "ugh, these military guys are so huffy and serious. They yelled at me for walking! I thought they defended our right to walk where we want?"
@Also Mangl3 -Gun Syncs and More i'm no American, but from my understanding that the Tomb is a place where lots of Unknown/Unidentified soldiers are buried. Probably from Vietnam or from 1812 war that US had once *i think it was diplomatic or democratic i dunno, dont blame me* I also know that thats where 3 Austronauts are buried *probably from that explosion that happened many many years ago* Thats my understanding of the Tomb. Never been there but one day i will.
@Also Mangl3 -Gun Syncs and More The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is a specific section of the Arlington National Cemetery which holds the remains of seven soldiers, three from World War I and four from the Korean war that were never identified. The tomb stands as a show of respect and remembrance for these US soldiers that were never identified after they died in battle and thus never returned to their families.
I don't care how people feel about 'the establishment' these young souls went to their deaths because they wanted to protect us. That, in itself, deserves the highest of respect and gratitude.
It ticked me off too! Have some freaking respect! Taps was just played, a wreath was just placed, it was a moment to be respectful for those that gave their lives for our very freedoms. Doesn't matter if we don't know their name....what they sacrificed should STILL & should ALWAYS matter!
Well, when you have anything that takes pictures, you are instantly identified as a 'Photographer' and are allowed to go pretty much where ever you please. Permission or not. Just ask this woman... ;-)
While the M14 isn't loaded, no magazine, no ejected round, the M17 sidearm the NCO carries is loaded. Look up the sig M17 they carry, they are amazing. They have wood grips made from the deck of the USS Olympia, and the sights are made from tomb marble.
Then she so nonchalantly walks back behind the rail, turns around and keeps photographing. How shameful. If I was her I would have kept walking...and walking.
I was expecting some woman to lean, maybe even step one foot over the rope/fence for a split second before being yelled at. But to f-ing brazenly walk out disrespecting the grounds like that?!?!?! Holy hell what is wrong with people?!
I love how people can still justify trespassing by saying "the guard was super angry". It's his duty to protect and honour this tomb, not let tourists trample on sacred ground for a photo. The guards are not zoo animals, their soldiers that deserve the utmost respect of the citizens they protect and serve.
It is much less the soldiers there protecting the tomb who should be respected. It's the fallen soldiers, those whom will never be known, who should be shown the utmost respect. That is what the guards are there to do as well. It absolutely baffles me, knowing that some people can't follow two simple requests. Silence, and respect.
As a U.K. Veteran watching this clip on a very special day 6th June 2019 ( for the young this is 75 years since D Day) I am still in awe of the sentinels and their professionalism. I hope one day to come over the pond and offer a salute to your fallen and to the sentinels. Stag on guys and gals and for those who gave all "stand easy your stag is done". Sempa Fi.
@Cleo Fierro Ok lets put this to bed once and for all. I am a UK veteran and yes an army veteran that was an ARMY Commando and yes we do have them. All I wanted was to say how impressed I am with the Sentinels and their professionalism. In future I will keep my thoughts to myself. God Save the Queen.
And on her instagram post "Went to the tomb of the unknown soldier, what a memorable day. Bless our troops." with no respect for the soldiers in real life but acting like a saint when online
That's what all of you in this ongoing circle jerk are doing. When's the last time you ever thought about the thousands of aging vets we warehouse in nursing homes? What about the ones who come back broken in mind and body?
There’s people that have taken selfies smiling in auschwitz that are German citizens likeeee even if you are a nazi that’s a sad place but yeah people fucking stupid
@@davidjackson3592 , the US Government has a horrible history of writing treaties with native people and then somebody finds gold or wants the land. Slaughter of native people's were the "Indian Wars" in the west.
@thementokk " you're part of a genocidal empire that eliminated the natives of america and imposed white supremacy into its foundation" does that make the person that utter it evil in your eyes even though its factual?
Wrong....their rifles ARE NOT LOADED......notice no magazine in the rifle?...do you ever see the guard load his rifle after the inspection?....would the Sergeant of the Guard inspect a loaded rifle?.....their rifles have never been loaded...it's all just ceremony and not a "shoot to kill" guard force....geez I'm getting so tired of correcting the ignorance of some people who comment here.@@rossjones5741
Austin Molitor I didn’t see it anywhere on their .mil site www.oldguard.mdw.army.mil/regiment/public-affairs But another site just said they’re fully functional M14’s but due to security measures they can’t confirm armament.
I'm legitimately TRYING to find a comment talking shit about how he overreacted, how everyone is taking it too seriously, etc., and I just cant find one. Makes me really happy.
People say the sentinel was super angry. To me, it seems like he is asking her Respectfully to go back in a very loud voice. I mean, yelling is honestly the least they can do.
Exactly this is a place for those who have died at war and are being honored and for her to make a move like that and only be yelled at that’s is an act of grace from God
It’d be a different story if she had continued and stayed out. May very well have drawn his rifle as intimidation. Wonder what happened after, if MPs confronted her outside the memorial
If he's like most of the soldiers I've met, he was thinking about it... Or, he thought of that line five minutes later, and spent the rest of the day kicking himself for missing his chance.
@@alecwescott2987 There's some diversity among the karens. It largely depends on what side of the political spectrum you fall on. I've met one Karen personally that lost her shit for me having an American flag t-shirt. My theory is they have no political beliefs and simply switch sides depending on what she thinks her victim believes. If they see a maga hat, they buy a soy latte and start screeching. If they see a Bernie bumper sticker they pull out a few teeth and start being racist. Maybe one day scientists will do a field study on wild karens and we'll have an answer.
I was there a few years ago. You can sense the request of silence and respect at the tomb of the unknowns without having to hear it from anyone, you can feel it in the air and in the surroundings. The place is incredible.
The last time I went, I had a not yet 2 year old. She was "trained" to stop and be quiet when she heard the National Anthem. All I had to do was whisper "Oohhh can" and she came to a very quick skidded halt. This was just before "Changing of the Guard" Stood still until it was over. All my kids have been taught the same thing. If they can't see the flag, they are to turn towards the voice singing. People got mad because we stopped short at a baseball game. They were 10+ steps behind us. That's the ONLY TIME I ever said anything. We were told "pure stupidity" I answered back "NO, PURE RESPECT" and told my kids not to move.
Nope, clearly she audacity and clearly she broke the rules and in return a soldier, I'm happy to say, put that clown in it's place. To me, she should be hauled off to jail and given a heavy citation for trespassing!!
I was there on Memorial Day when a woman went under and inside the velvet rope. The guard continued to a certain position in his walk, stopped and in the same forceful voice informed her he could shoot her for violating that area. Even babies were silenced. I wish I could remember what he said. My respect increased. I knew the tomb deserved a quiet, respectful atmosphere. After, I saw the area, not just the tomb, as sacred ground.
That is actual incorrect, If he shot that women then the whole crowd would go into a panic. Also those rifles they don't actually have any ammo in them for safety reasons if one of the guns goes off. For violating that area she may be charged for trespassing and she is being hated by the Internet and the military this is really a perfect punishment for her.
No that is incorrect. If you you were smart you would know that that The Tomb guards do not carry live ammo. Instead you just say "They can still shoot lmfao" I want you to know that is just terrible of you that you put no time or research to prove your statement. Guess what Imfao cause of how stupid you can be about a topic that you decided to get yourself Involved in.
Joey Reganato did you ever try to think that maybe the guard said he could shoot her but knew he actually couldn’t because he didn’t have ammo to try to intimidate or scare her?
@@spike851Your statement may be invalid for United states standards, The United Kingdoms queen's guard point their guns at civilians all the time. So really you statement depends on where your from. Also thank you for actually making a statement and your's has a good question in it
I love the respect that is shown to the unknown soldier because they served and who they were was lost so the absolute utmost respect is shown to them as a way to make up for that
Setting aside the disrespect to the unknown soldiers, this is a total spit in the face to those who gaurd the tomb. Before they go on duty, everything basically has to be perfect. Even the metal placements have to be in the right spot, measured 1/64th of an inch
@@colonelcrockett2250 the metal placements have to be in the right spot by that much. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ose5Z3LajhE.html watch this video
She CLEARLY chose not to follow the rules, INSOLENT woman and disrespected the dead like that. She deserve to be hauled off to jail and given a heavy citation!!!!
Wherever you go, it just doesn't matter: There's always ONE!!! One like her One that thinks the rules don't apply to them One that feels they're better and more important than anyone
Stop comparing idiots to that poor old lady, the coffee burnt off her genitals! She received 3rd degree burns and required multiple reconstructive surgeries to repair her bladder/urinary tract, intestines, etc.
@@blargkliggle1121 Yes, the coffee was hot. Yes, she had to have skin grafts. But NO, she did not have to have "multiple reconstructive surgeries to repair her bladder/urinary tract, intestines, etc." The coffee went down her thighs and onto a portion of her buttocks. It wasn't magically sucked up into her urinary tract, bladder, and intestines. And nowhere in that article that you cited does it say that happened. But that article that you cited DID say that a she carried a portion of the fault because she spilled it on herself. There are some states where if she had been found to be even 1% at fault, she would have been awarded NOTHING. She was found to be 20% at fault. She was just lucky that it happened in New Mexico rather than one of those other states.
@@MsBamafanatic I got mixed up with another case I was reading about, it happens when you comment on things at three in the morning... Also, what does your name mean?
Let's be honest, Idiots like that woman probably don't even know what The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is, Even though it's in the name. She was probably thinking something stupid like "let me go see the names of the soldiers."
I doesn't rise to that level of offence. If she had refused, or made a scene, THEN they would have made sure she was arrested, and permanently trespassed off property.
No, no live rounds - only the Sergeant of Arms (in his sidearm) - however there are several armed guards around that you CAN'T see, that are there.... just in case.
I actually want to see video of a bayonet or warning shots being used for these idiots. As of now jumping that bar is a quick way to RU-vid fame on videos like this. The next generation of Jackass basically.
Sorry, served on active duty for 8 years. They carry no ammo. Again, they are a ceremonial guard... Do NOT however, think that makes them ineffective, you would find out quickly to your detriment otherwise. (As for stashing a mag on their uniforms; those are essentially tuxedo pants - they have front pockets, but anything you put in them shows up - and the guards have everything so tight as it is, you would see it the tell tale bulge.
She must’ve thought she was special and didn’t have to stay behind the barrier like everyone else lol there always has to be one person to test the waters
Exactly. This is almost like going up to someone like Harrison Ford while he's at a family members funeral and taking a selfie with him in it and walking away, without even acknowledging him... AND THINKING IT'S OKAY TO DO SO.
Even worse, it looks like she actually asked the person she was with if they thought she should do it in the first place. Sometimes stupid is contagious.
My son got nominated to lay the wreath on The soldier during a school trip. Proudest moment of his our lives. It was 90 degrees and no complainants, but tears.
gator man When I watch the ceremony ,I always tear up. I feel a huge sense of pride, for the Honor Gaurd and a great deal of thankfulness for the Unknown Soldier .
etcghostGaming nice response. I think we should use the area of the tomb to build another mall then? Or maybe some appartements for the real native americans - which you definetly don‘t belong to with your part of whatever. But you‘re showing the right part of ignorance to go to the military and bring the american way of life to the rest of the world for which America is so loved for today.
I'm not quite sure what a Code Brown blocking is, but it sounds like it will either leave a mark or you'll need to launder your drawers! Say hi to New Zealand for me!
It is wonderful that this honor shall continue until we are no longer on this earth. I visited many times both as a Wave and civilian and never did i hear any crowd noise. Everyone was so honored to be there. Thanks for sharing.
Back in Jr High we visited this memorial. As I kid I knew that there was no margin for error when it came to the level of respect that is deserved and expected while there. How some people are oblivious to this is beyond me.
How do you 1. Play with your iPad during this whole thing and 2. Not realize every step you are taking on this hallowed ground is in place of 10000 steps of lost and fallen service-members and that the highest respect should be paid from every American at all times to the heroes who’ve fought for our country
@@michaelmiller7909 you belligerent ass. You need to reflect on why you're able to make stupid remarks behind the safety of a monitor and keyboard. God may have gave you the right to free speech, but we brave few are the ones who protect it. I pray that the time never comes again where you're forced to experience this first hand on our own soil.
Bernard Wilson Yes, they can and have the authority to fire, if the warning is not heeded. They are to assume, at all times, any trespass is meant to have ill intent towards the place of honored dead, and will act accordingly as needed.
Morons. The rifles are absolutely loaded and the guards have FULL AUTHORITY to neutralize any threat. It's not for show. This is the real deal. Local laws have no bearing if you step beyond the borders.
I can’t stand people who think they’re “special”, that the rules don’t “apply” to them. But I love it when they are shown differently! Show respect folks, obey the rules.
If they dont listen to directions and continue to ignore commands the guards have permission to kill, the rifles are not loaded but they are trained with a bayonet and they have .45 acp 1911s loaded on their hip. I've seen a woman jump through the gate to catch her water bottle that was rolling away and the guard looked very close to charging at her
WTF!!!! Who goes to this place without understanding some of the most basic rules. You do not cross the chains. You do not talk and you stand during the ceremony. You don't speak above a whisper otherwise. Simple rules!
@Dominus Providebit Said the moron with zero discipline completely void of any sense of duty or respect for anything or anyone other than himself. Thank you for your service to our country, and welcome home brave warrior.
@@rickrogers7227 I'm going to guess that Dominus is one of those camera nuts that go around and bother people who work for the government. Today I saw one of his type try to tell off a policeman who just gave a lady a speeding ticket. He was filming the stop. He told the officer she didn't hurt anyone.. They have no regard for things that we just watched on here.
Le Royal Reaper I guard a harbour, and recently had someone climb over the fence at a temporarily closed quay. “Oh,” they said, “there are so many cordons these days so I didn’t know I wasn’t allowed to cross this one.” “You know,” I replied as I escorted them out, “the idea is that you’re not supposed to cross any of them.”
@@youtubecommenter2527 It doesn't fricking matter, dude. It's not funny. That's disrespecting someone's sacred burial ground and especially someone who would even die for a great country with the intent to protect the freedom we have. By the people and for the people of this nation. So god bless this soldier for keeping barracks guarding this gravestone.
@@youtubecommenter2527 Look back in history. I aint fighting with a liberal lunatic who's methods are to argue what this country has done in the present. I look to the good old days.
@@youtubecommenter2527 you're pretty immature ngl. Freedom or not you'd think you'd have morals but if not thats cool just be quiet and content being intolerant towards the beliefs of others.
Millenial Mom: *Hmmm...just gonna take a cute selfie over there by the tomb so I can post it on Instagram to show to my bff...* Tomb Sentinel: "IT IS REQUESTED, THAT ALL VISITORS REMAIN BEHIND THE CHAINED RAIL AT ALL TIME!!!" Millenial Mom: *surprised Pikachu face.*
She thought that she could because she saw other did it, The worst thing is, she was walking for confidently and fast like “oh let me just hurry up and talk this photo to show off to my friends and say I got “special permission” to go on the tomb of the unknown soldier” I absolutely hate that, I don’t pity her for getting yelled at she deserves it. The level of disrespect she gave off 🤦♀️😡
@Duston Call This unknown soldier died nameless so that you could have the freedom to hate the country you live in calling everyone you don't personally like a fascist. Without his and the sacrifices of many others, real fascism and tyranny would reign over a world meant to be free, and we wouldn't even be having this conversation, instead arrested or executed for speaking against the king/dictator in power. This whole thing is about being better people, a lesson in respect, self accountability, individual strength, and integrity, which hurts no one and only helps everyone be better and create a better world. Imagine being on the side of a entitled brainlet lacking the self restraint to not violate a clearly defined barrier instead of a person who shed their blood for you and your country without asking to even have the courtesy of being identified for doing it.
@@fortifarse Well yeah anyone who disagrees with me is free to do so but free speech works both ways so I'll have something to say about it as well. It's a pretty good system
@@fortifarse You're not wrong, youtube wants to be kept in the grey limbo area where it receives protections for apparently being an outlet for free speech while leaning more toward being a private platform that moderates speech. But if we're talking a free speech situation, I'm speaking from a standpoint where yeah, I don't think it's okay to disrespect something considered sacred ground, and I'll speak out against it and argue why such a thing is important, but at the end of the day it is within someone's rights. There are, however, laws for trespassing and vandalizing property, if someone takes that route for disrespecting sacred ground.
Alex horseshit. The pipeline was authorized by the tribes decades ago, one already exists in that area. Additionally, the new pipeline isn't on native lands, it's adjacent. What was recently planned was an extension of the existing authorization, and the tribes were even given prior notice and a brand new offer paying them on top of what they already got paid the first time. Instead of act reasonable, the tribes in question demanded that instead of upfront payments, that they would be paid a tax on every gallon of oil that passes through both the old and new systems. Instead of giving into unreasonable demands by greedy tribal leaders who already screw over their own people on a regular basis, the government sidelined the tribes and made independent offers to private land owners to bypass the native lands. Now the tribal governments are acting like petulant children because they realize that they pushed away a lot of good money.
"But I was only going to take a picture!" I'll bet her family and teachers let her slip through with that crap her whole life. I'd like to wipe the word "only" out of the English lexicon.
Not "only" but the words "I was only going..." and "I (only/never) thought...". A combination of the words but that basic syntax should be a very clear sign that the following words should be taken with scepticism.
Actually, no. If you watch the changing of the guard there is no magazine nor ammo in the Guard's weapon. The Sergeant of the Guard, who is only a few yards away under the monument with the rest of the guard force, carries a loaded 9mm pistol. The Kiosk to the left of the monument has an ammo Can with magazines in it if needed. I was stationed with a Guy who had been a Tomb Guard. Arlington is haunted as hell. The guards see a lot of things at night but only talk among themselves. Another Sergeant I was stationed with had also been stationed at Ft. Myer. and decided one night to take a shortcut across Arlington from his Barracks. After what he saw that night he wouldn't go near the Cemetery.
Sadly, I have seen a similar thing happen overseas. In Athens they have their own Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. It too is guarded by a ceremonial guard. However, this being Europe, the ceremonial guard's uniform is a little more... old fashioned. Pop culture being what it is, tourists see a soldier in a colorful uniform and poofy hat and think they are all like the London guards you go up and take pictures with and try to make them smile. You would think it would be common sense that you wouldn't try to goof around at a place called the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Needless to say, most people got the hint when the soldiers first clapped the butts of their guns on the ground, and those that didn't get it the first time wizened up when the guards started yelling quite aggressively at them.
lol the queens guard don't pose for pictures. they just don't move when someone comes up to take on. as long as you don't intefere with them in any way you're ok. ps, those guns are loaded and they are all trained professional troops that have likely recently come back from war. they are guards, not just ceremonial troops. Trying to make the queens guard break rank is just a sign of bad manners, they are not there for your entertainment, they are there to guard the queen.
+ Philip i'm unsure which Greek attire you are refering to. The US uniforms are a development of the old UK uniforms from many years ago. The same as the UK ones now are a devolopment of the old redcoat uniforms.
This place is known for its guards. They are 1000% robotic and procedural because *that’s the level of respect and meaning this place holds.* These people who have been very very VERY extensively trained are literally the only ones allowed. If they are even a fraction of a fraction off in their form they might be fired from this job. Which is why everyone who isn’t them is behind the clear brass railing and stays silent the whole time. But of course this doesnt apply to her majesty who wanted a picture for instagram.
who cares. its public property, she can do what she wants. Thats why they said "it is requested" Soldiers do not automatically get respect just because they are soldiers.
@@nunyabusiness1773 that's how I know your the lady in the video tresspasing theres no way someone could make such a ignorant comment and have common sense. Have some respect for the people who give up there freedom so you can have yours
