When asked why I don't like MSNBC, this is just one of the many responses I can give.
From The Blaze: "MSNBC is not known as a network that sympathizes with the wars in
Iraq or Afghanistan, but this Memorial Day weekend, rather than put
aside their political differences to salute our men and women in
uniform, a panel on Chris Hayes’ show instead engaged in a debate over
how to refer to our fallen soldiers.
Specifically, the panel debated over using words like “hero” because–
in their words– the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan aren’t “worthy”
causes."...
"After reassuring that there is honor and valor in the military,
Goldberg said: “It’s more just that, it’s a way of ennobling sacrifices
that have a lot of nobility for the individual, but to say that
someone kind of died heroically suggests that they died worthily, or
that they died in the pursuit of a worthy endeavor…” [Emphasis added]"
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