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correct me if im wrong but this is murder? an arrestable offense?
"American sniper" Chris Kyle killed at shooting range
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correct me if im wrong but this is murder? an arrestable offense?
the next guy
Superstar
Murder one. Premeditation, Motive and intent all there.
NZA
LOL
these special forces guys have really become a problem. first this guy, then the bin laden killers running their mouths, now the navy seal chris heben who lied about black men shooting him in the stomach. this war on terror must have lowered the psych screening criteria because they need bodies.
So they made a film about this guy?
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Superstar
fukking psychopathic scumSome quotes from this hero:
good riddance
the next guy
Superstar
We have a lot of sociopaths in this country
the next guy
Superstar
http://mpmacting.com/blog/2014/7/19/truth-justice-and-the-curious-case-of-chris-kyle
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the next guy
Superstar
http://www.theguardian.com/commenti...d-killer-why-patriots-calling-hero-chris-kyle
I have to confess: I was suckered by the trailer for American Sniper. It’s a masterpiece of short-form tension – a confluence of sound and image so viscerally evocative it feels almost domineering. You cannot resist. You will be stressed out. You will feel. Or, as I believe I put it in a blog about the trailer, “Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper trailer will ruin your pants.”
But however effective it is as a piece of cinema, even a cursory look into the film’s backstory – and particularly the public reaction to its release – raises disturbing questions about which stories we choose to codify into truth, and whose, and why, and the messy social costs of transmogrifying real life into entertainment.
Chris Kyle, a US navy Seal from Texas, was deployed to Iraq in 2003 and claimed to have killed more than 255 people during his six-year military career. In his memoir, Kyle reportedly described killing as “fun”, something he “loved”; he was unwavering in his belief that everyone he shot was a “bad guy”. “I hate the damn savages,” he wrote. “I couldn’t give a flying fukk about the Iraqis.” He bragged about murdering looters during Hurricane Katrina, though that was never substantiated.
@Melbournelad @Malta @Handsback @Brown_Pride @NZA @KingTut
I have to confess: I was suckered by the trailer for American Sniper. It’s a masterpiece of short-form tension – a confluence of sound and image so viscerally evocative it feels almost domineering. You cannot resist. You will be stressed out. You will feel. Or, as I believe I put it in a blog about the trailer, “Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper trailer will ruin your pants.”
But however effective it is as a piece of cinema, even a cursory look into the film’s backstory – and particularly the public reaction to its release – raises disturbing questions about which stories we choose to codify into truth, and whose, and why, and the messy social costs of transmogrifying real life into entertainment.
Chris Kyle, a US navy Seal from Texas, was deployed to Iraq in 2003 and claimed to have killed more than 255 people during his six-year military career. In his memoir, Kyle reportedly described killing as “fun”, something he “loved”; he was unwavering in his belief that everyone he shot was a “bad guy”. “I hate the damn savages,” he wrote. “I couldn’t give a flying fukk about the Iraqis.” He bragged about murdering looters during Hurricane Katrina, though that was never substantiated.
@Melbournelad @Malta @Handsback @Brown_Pride @NZA @KingTut
Wait that Bradley Cooper movie is about this guy?
Yea. They're glorifying a pathological liar, murder, racist, psychopath. But that's alright cuz Americuh Yea!!
feelosofer
#ninergang
Murica.