Thanks for the info. With nothing else to go on, I would agree that what they did was to be condemned. Still, it is an isolated incident.

Wouldn't it be fair, though, to say that "some" who were interviewed found it amusing? Can it be stated as objective fact that they all felt the same way? And is it not also possible that some who found a dramatic representation of an assassination amusing wouldn't necessarily feel the same way about a real one? (After all, there is a difference between bad taste and psychopathology.)

This is how overblown generalizations get started -- "All conservatives are bigots," "All poor people are lazy," "All cops hate African Americans and vice versa." I just don't find such judgments helpful.