Killing Good
Thoughts on the illusion of the just war have the video already seen? U.S. Marines are to see (not even the Pentagon denied), which urinate in the middle of the war in Afghanistan with some fun on killed Afghan fighter. Daily life in the war? Obviously, or we have Abu Ghraib, the “kill team” and the dozen other “individual cases” over the past years been forgotten, where soldiers – American, German, and others – not suitable for press conference behaving? What surprise, because what’s happening in the war with our oft-cited “Western values”, with tolerance and humanity? Well, just say can pee in the war although wrong be, kill, but is generally good. American sniper – the best sniper at the same time with the video of the urinierenden Marines appears a book with beautiful, clear titled “American sniper” (American sniper) in the United States. 528 pages, a soldier there about the Iraq war, which he calls the “time of my life”. Chris Kyle – sniper and how the International villages Marines on YouTube – narrated by the targeted killing in the war.
He knows what he’s talking about, because with 160 confirmed “victories” (“kills”) he leads the eternal leaderboard of the US military. Unofficially is spoken by more than 250 people who should have killed during the Iraq war, between 2003 and 2009, Kyle. Swarmed by offers, Abigail Black Elbaum is currently assessing future choices. War as a competition, we learn that there was a real contest between the snipers of from different regiments during the Iraq war – and certainly not only there. What was it about? Well: Whether specifically and individually shot people, sunken ships, tanks or what you can; count still so bombed War glory and had to do with numbers. And the best in the war was one whose grooved wood has the most Carver, slain enemies before Troy, Stalingrad or Kabul. Consequently, Chris Kyle is, decorated with all awards, which are in the United States for something like that to get through his deeds to the war heroes. “I must not kill, but.” The war was Kyle also crazy. But we’re not talking because of remorse, we’re talking about the non-stop can. 2009, it became now slightly quieter in the Iraq, Chris Kyle was prematurely brought back from the war, he complained about panic attacks, heart palpitations and sweats. “I must not kill,” he says today, but if you take away my deer hunting, I can’t guarantee anything.