That sure was an articulate and complete answer to the questions, an answer worthy of the position you take in favor of anti-American punks who got SOME of what they and a lot more deserved. Thanks for playing.
Your questions were a bunch of inarticulate crap.
They were not ordered to stay inside, and classes were not canceled.
Schroeder was not on the Commons or near the Commons: he was a Kent State student doing what he was supposed to do, i.e. going to class.
The National Guard units were poorly commanded that day, and the campus radicals were doing their best to prompt a confrontation.
Schroeder did not deserve to die, nor did he take any untoward risks. He was a completely innocent victim of a conflict initiated by leftist radicals and poorly responded to by a miscommanded National Guard unit.
Schroeder's family may have reacted like Cindy Sheehan, but that has nothing to do with the fact that Schroeder did nothing wrong and was actually doing the right thing when he died.