It's interesting when you talk about freedom, especially with what we see in other parts of the world right now, and how ironic it is that freedom could be misinterpreted in the way that it was.
It is unfortunate, however, that the individual who was dancing on the tomb was fully aware of the sanctity of that site, what the site stood for and what the tomb stood for, because the military officer who spoke to that group just prior to her taking this action explained that. As soon as he turned to leave, she jumped on the tomb and did what she did. That makes it even that much more horrible, because she fully understood what she was doing and acted in defiance.
I have to shake my head sometimes at the interpretation or the definition that people have of “freedom”. The freedom to dance atop a tomb is not one of those.