American Sniper: Controversy and Success

[MASTERBAKER]

American Sniper: Controversy and Success

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The movie "American Sniper" has polarized the country. It's hero or villain depending on your party line, based on the memoirs of Navy Seal, Chris Kyle. There's no doubt Chris Kyle killed people, a lot of people. Kyle is the most deadly US Sniper ever reported with at least 160 Pentagon confirmed kills.

This podcast focuses on the many sides of the American Sniper argument and some hard truths I believe both sides need to swallow.

 

[ronmch20]

The is a degree of honor facing an enemy in a combat situation. There is no honor in in laying in wait to shoot someone in the back. Snipers are psychotic cowards.

 

[SPECTRE1]

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He laid this movie out, and talks about how people are murdered in the military to coverup.

 

[thoughtone]