A Different View of The American Sniper: In a previous post, Chris Kyle was lionized as an American hero. Here's a very different view of him, his beliefs, and what he did.

tschmath Loc: Los Angeles

In a previous post, Chris Kyle was lionized as an American hero. Here's a very different view of him, his beliefs, and what he did.

http://www.politicususa.com/2015/01/04/critics-american-sniper-chris-kyle-threatened-violence-rape-fantasies.html

SteveR Loc: Michigan

#1 250 is inaccurate. #2 When has k*****g enemy combatants been considered to be murder?

Typical Politicusa and Tschmath

lightcatcher Loc: Farmington, NM (4 corners)

The military has also tightened rules of engagement as the war has progressed, toughening the requirements before a sniper may shoot an Iraqi. Potential targets must be engaged in a hostile act, or show clear hostile intent.

The marines say insurgents know the rules, and now rarely carry weapons in the open. Instead, they pose as civilians and keep their weapons concealed in cars or buildings until just before they need them. Later, when they are done shooting, they put them swiftly out of sight and mingle with civilians.

Jakebrake Loc: Broomfield, Colorado

tschmath wrote:

In a previous post, Chris Kyle was lionized as an American hero. Here's a very different view of him, his beliefs, and what he did.

http://www.politicususa.com/2015/01/04/critics-american-sniper-chris-kyle-threatened-violence-rape-fantasies.html

politicususa??? You can't be serious!

lightcatcher Loc: Farmington, NM (4 corners)

Jakebrake wrote:

politicususa??? You can't be serious!

That tells a lot about how some people get their point of view.

Jakebrake Loc: Broomfield, Colorado

lightcatcher wrote:

That tells a lot about how some people get their point of view.

Exactly! :thumbup:

bvm Loc: Glendale, Arizona

SteveR wrote:

#1 250 is inaccurate. #2 When has k*****g enemy combatants been considered to be murder?

Typical Politicusa and Tschmath

This is the same crap BO and Holder stand for.

Do you notice that ALL the dumb s**ts read the same RAG.

Jakebrake Loc: Broomfield, Colorado

bvm wrote:

This is the same crap BO and Holder stand for.

Do you notice that ALL the dumb s**ts read the same RAG.

As evidenced by the OP and especially dirtpusher! What can I say, I actually hold MessNBC in higher regard than I do policicususa.

wilpharm Loc: Oklahoma

lightcatcher wrote:

That tells a lot about how some people get their point of view.

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

skylane5sp Loc: Puyallup, WA

What a POS article. So typical politicunts. I like how they tried to slip in a N**i connection. Good job lib slime.

soba1 Loc: Somewhere In So Ca

War is ugly period.
I'm tired of seeing wounded warriror commercials.
Especially the one with the young man who suffered a
head injury. Everytime I see s**te like that I ask myself
why.
I'm not a pacifist, I believe if someone hits you hit them back. But the endless conflicts since 9/11 when does the madness stop.
I'm tired of seeing our young coming home permanently phucked up both mentally and physically.

71shvel Loc: north texas

soba1 wrote:

War is ugly period.
I'm tired of seeing wounded warriror commercials.
Especially the one with the young man who suffered a
head injury. Everytime I see s**te like that I ask myself
why.
I'm not a pacifist, I believe if someone hits you hit them back. But the endless conflicts since 9/11 when does the madness stop.
I'm tired of seeing our young coming home permanently phucked up both mentally and physically.

I hear ya soba but keep this in mind when you do see those ads, they've been at war with us since before 9/11. And, it's always the young who get sent into those situations because they can react or move alot faster than those of us who are older. I had a boss once that didn't want to see his son go to Viet Nam and told me once that he wished they'd have let him go instead because he'd already seen war during the Korean war. I believe the "terms of engagement" need to be changed so our best and brightest aren't coming home so messed up.

soba1 Loc: Somewhere In So Ca

71shvel wrote:

I hear ya soba but keep this in mind when you do s... (show quote)

I know the young have to go because older folks can't react. It saddens me. Thanks

SteveR Loc: Michigan

soba1 wrote:

War is ugly period.
I'm tired of seeing wounded warriror commercials.
Especially the one with the young man who suffered a
head injury. Everytime I see s**te like that I ask myself
why.
I'm not a pacifist, I believe if someone hits you hit them back. But the endless conflicts since 9/11 when does the madness stop.
I'm tired of seeing our young coming home permanently phucked up both mentally and physically.

Thanks to those young men, Soba, there have been no new terrorist attacks on American soil. H**e him all you will, but thanks to Bush, he stopped terrorism in America and put Al-Quada on the defense not the offensive. Now, thanks to Obama, the terrorists are on the offensive again in Iraq.

soba1 Loc: Somewhere In So Ca

SteveR wrote:

Thanks to those young men, Soba, there have been no new terrorist attacks on American soil. H**e him all you will, but thanks to Bush, he stopped terrorism in America and put Al-Quada on the defense not the offensive. Now, thanks to Obama, the terrorists are on the offensive again in Iraq.

I have nothing against our service men; don't get me wrong on that one. They keep my homeland safe and afford me the life and security that I cherish.
As far as war and terrorist attacks, I'm a conspiracy theorist. I look way beyond the immediate.