Why? Because I think telling someone they've done a great job is a compliment?
I'm not saying not to care about this, I'm not saying that he shouldn't get the ceremonies, thanks and gratitude he has received. What I'm saying is that the word "hero" is wrong in this case, and that it shouldn't be necessary for people to do heroic(in the true sense of the word) things before they are honoured. Simply doing what you're supposed to do with great skill should be more than enough to be honoured, all the more so when peoples lives are saved because you managed to do it right. I don't see why we should limit celebrations and thanks only to "heroes".
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