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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Its amazing to me that this many people can quibble with a very straightforward account of someone who served through multiple deployments, distinguished themselves greatly in the very service they were recruited and asked to do, and then fought to.come home  - a fight through ptsd that very few understand, that is clearly horrible on the person and family,.and that is gaining growing recognition as a real condition, not something u just 'shake off'. He then died helping others in this state. Not just the killer, but others whom you probably would walk by/look away not knowing what to do or say. He found something to do that they appreciated. 
As to being simple.or a meathead- my spouse is in the military, has higher degrees, speaks a foreign language. I certainly hope in a biopic he's be depicted that way. Chris Kyle was depicted as a straightforward person with his own skills set,.one of which was sense of purpose, a sense of humor which to.me speaks of intelligence. If he was like that great, but I'm glad they didn't dress him up and have him.play the violin if thats not who he was.
What's your ax? Would you like the military to get rid of snipers? Would you like them to stop hiring Texans whom you seem to look down on? Only people with philosophy degrees ( and there are plenty in the military btw). 
The bigotry I am seeing in reactions to the film.is phenomenal. You may not have supported the war, but to kick the people we sent for doing the job we asked of them?  [/quote]

I am embarrassed to live in a country that trashes this man and defends a "man" like Michael Brown.  [/quote]

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