MSNBC Host: I'm Uncomfortable' Calling Fallen Soldiers Heros

[WLJ]

Yep, you read that headline right. Chris Hayes, of MSNBC's Sunday morning show "Up with Chris Hayes," says he's uncomfortable ascribing valorous terms to fallen military because it's "rhetorically proximate to justifications for more war." Just...watch:

video at link
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katehicks/ ... ers_heroes

[KYgundude]

Post subject: MSNBC Host: I'm a douchebag

Fixed the subject for ya.

[325MOUTguru]

It is much more uncomfortable to say "Oh my God he has a flamethrower!"
F#ck MSNBC and every piece of dirt associated with them.

[Wyldman]

I only wish there were some way I could further do harm to MSNBC than not watching or doing business with any of thier sponsors.

[Till]

This is just a hey look at me thing.

More attention

Just my opinion


I understand everyone's feeling as my father gave his life for this country.

Regardless if we like it or not, 1st amendment free speech, like we we have the right to say this guy is a complete tool and should have to go do what they do then say they are not heroes

[Geno]

PMSNBC is irrelevant these days and I for one will not miss them. I think their viewership is in the dumper.

[kokopelli]

hey Chris- FUCK YOU buddy.

[Toddinlou]

I don't think anyone here says he shouldn't be allowed to say it. It's a collective F U to him for even thinking it

[Rext]

Although I think the term gets way overused,Soldiers who have served and died for us isnt one of the times.



These are my two daughters yesterday at my Uncles grave at Camp Nelson.He wasnt a super secret black ops guy nor was he killed in the war.You dont have to make the ultimate sacrifice in my book.But he was part of the big picture,and to me that makes all these guys heros.

[WLJ]

I agree wholeheartedly that the term "hero" gets way over used. It irritates me to no end to see the term attached to sport players or Hollywood types. I've even heard Tyvon Martin being described as a hero.