Another NPR/PBS moron chimes in to take America out of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing

Democrats are absolutely determined to remove any obvious reference to the United States from the 50th anniversary of men walking on the moon.  (For those interested in the NYTimes effort to kill any sense of achievement and pride in this amazing achievement, click here.)

Now PBS and NPR shill Neil deGrasse Tyson adds his infinite wisdom to this sneering effort:

The Apollo 11 mission patch:
    No American flag.
    No space hardware.
    No Astronaut names.
In that regard, unique among space emblems.

Affirmation that walking on the Moon was an achievement of the human species, to be shared by all. pic.twitter.com/Fw7Y7EWR1m

— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) July 20, 2019

Hey, asshole:  With all due respect to your one-world delusion, who funded every cent of the effort--research, development, hardware, training and the actual mission?


What nation were the courageous astronauts from?

What nation took ALL the risk?



But now, with the magnificent achievement already history, suddenly you claim it was "an achievement of the human species, to be shared by all."

Well, certainly in the metaphorical sense so beloved by NPR, PBS and liberals.  Just as I have a property interest in your home and car.  After all, you didn't make either one.  Both are "achievements of the human species, to be shared by all."

So I'll be coming over to stay for two weeks in October.  We cool, bro?