MSNBC Analyst Chris Hayes: I’m ‘Uncomfortable’ Calling Fallen Military ‘Heroes’ … VFW Demands Apolgy … MSNBC Issues Apology

A Memorial Day weekend travesty. Far be it from the far Left at MSNBC to show their true colors as to how they feel about the military and the brave heroic men and woman who gave their lives so that the ingrates at MSNBC have the right to live in a free society. MSNBC host Chris Hayes in his delusional Leftist thinking said that he finds it contemptible to remember the war dead as heroes because  it will probably just lead to more war. UNREAL.

The VFW demanded an apology from this gutless, Leftist weasel. It was MSNBC’s version of link baiting. Make some viscous and terrible comment during a time in which honor and respect should be provided to our fallen brave. Then again, for the LEFT this is what they believe, as delusional as the premise might be. Is it any wonder why military veterans support the GOP candidate for President Mitt Romney over the Far left Democrat President Obama, 58% to 34%?

UPDATE I: MSNBC Host Issues Apology for Saying He’s ‘Uncomfortable’ with Calling Fallen Soldiers ‘Heroes’.

One day after the coward and far Left MSNBC made the rotten comments of being uncomfortable calling fallen military heroes, he apologized. Let’s start with the fact that is pencil pushing, bed wetting liberal was in no way qualified to make such a judgment, isn’r it amazing that Leftist ass-bites like this have no problem benefiting from those who lay down their lives for freedom.

The apology:

As many have rightly pointed out, it’s very easy for me, a TV host, to opine about the people who fight our wars, having never dodged a bullet or guarded a post or walked a mile in their boots. Of course, that is true of the overwhelming majority of our nation’s citizens as a whole. One of the points made during Sunday’s show was just how removed most Americans are from the wars we fight, how small a percentage of our population is asked to shoulder the entire burden and how easy it becomes to never read the names of those who are wounded and fight and die, to not ask questions about the direction of our strategy in Afghanistan, and to assuage our own collective guilt about this disconnect with a pro-forma ritual that we observe briefly before returning to our barbecues.

But in seeking to discuss the civilian-military divide and the social distance between those who fight and those who don’t, I ended up reinforcing it, conforming to a stereotype of a removed pundit whose views are not anchored in the very real and very wrenching experience of this long decade of war. And for that I am truly sorry.

Sorry, apology not accepted. This individual is not sorry for what he said, that if what he and his ilk on the LEFT believe. He is only sorry because he never in his pee-brained head never thought the backlash would be so deep and profound. Make no mistake about it MSNBC, Chris Hayes and you far-Leftist moonbats, you are the minority.