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"On Sunday evening, MSNBC host Chris Hayes raised eyebrows with his comments about fallen soldiers on his show, Up with Chris Hayes. Discussing the meaning of Memorial Day, Hayes said he felt &amp;quot;uncomfortable&amp;quot; labeling those who fought and died as heroes. Throughout the segment, Hayes questioned the state of war and discussed casualties that occur on both sides. Yesterday, Hayes apologized on his blog, stating, &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t think I lived up to the standards of rigor, respect and empathy.&amp;quot; He also explains that the reason for his statement was to show how the American people have lost contact with the true meaning of Memorial Day and its relationship to wars, using a shallow label rather than exploring the depths of war. Clearly, Memorial Day was on your minds too. Our Facebook post reminding fans to remember fallen servicemen and women received 132 likes. What does Memorial Day mean to you and your family? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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