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

Anne_1 Wrote: May 28, 2012 6:59 PM

http://godfatherpolitics.com/5390/homeland-security-releases-list-of-keywords-that-cheese-them-off/ Anne_PA Whew, what a relief to know "POS" and "Obozo" are not on any of the lists... being they are my most favorite terms of "endearment" when it comes to that POS Obozo in OUR White House. But, my question is, how can anyone have an intelligent and informed discussion or debate about anything without using any number of those word on those lists? Oh and BTW, let's don't forget to say "Hi" to those lovely DHS and HHS men and women who work to diligently to monitor our every word.

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

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:

Sorry, Chris, but anyone willing to sacrifice his or her life for your right to say whatever you want on your Sunday morning talk show is a hero. There is no incorrect way to "marshal" that word when speaking about the men and...

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