[quote name='Gothic_Walrus'][quote name='CTLesq'][quote name='SneakyPenguin']see i can understand people are upset, but i dont like how his death is made so much more important jus because he was famous.[/quote]
It wasn't that he was famous. It that he gave up a tremendous amount for something he believed in. That is far too uncommon these days.
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What about the rest of the soldiers in the armed forces? They've given up their spouses, their children, their jobs, their friends...basically, their whole lives.
I'm with SneakyPenguin on this one. The man may have been a hero, and was certainly selfless...but his death isn't any more important than the death of a soldier from a farm in Kansas. Both should be remembered equally...but it doesn't happen that way.[/quote]
All soldiers should be honored and remembered equally, but you have to understand that since he was a pro football player he is going to be on espn all day and then the other news networks. It is a story and the news is going to milk it.