This guy had 160 confirmed kills thas f*****g crazy hero or not that had to mess you up in the head 160 fathers or mothers or children lives extinguished in a country that is not even your own whether its right or wrong that is the type of sh*t that will leave you with trauma you dont come back from unless your a robot. 160 lives ended can't even imagine I've grown up in ghettos and seen black on black crime and how it can have a effect mentally on us and that doesn't even touch something like this. Rest in peace man I really hope you find true peace of mind in death. 🙏🏿
I henstly don't know why it's hard for people to understand pstd I myself haven't experienced it but I know there shit people have seen that I never have to
It is critically important that we extend our support to the families of both current and former service members, ensuring they are fully informed about the profound impacts of war. Simply returning our soldiers to their families without addressing the emotional and psychological toll of their service is insufficient. These families need to understand that their loved ones, who have served with honor and sacrifice, will return changed by their experiences. There are three key groups affected in this situation: the soldier, the trauma they carry, and their loved ones. Addressing PTSD is a collective responsibility that requires government intervention and support to provide the necessary care and resources for all involved!
All these ruined minds and broke lives. For what? Was he sent to Iraq to defend US borders? Or as cannon fodder to feed the military industrial complex?
I’m reserve now but served in Somalia. I know it wasnt near Vietnam or Iran but it was pretty dang close. Constantly falling asleep to explosions, kids latched on to their moms, and coming back home and I can’t watch something with a loud booming noise. Idk why (I was just 18 when I joined so maybe it’s cause I was a “kid”.) I love shooting guns but if it’s on tv, I have to grip on to the couch until the episodes over.
Can someone explain to me please… why was America killing people in another country… like not once did the people they were fighting stepped foot on American soil… SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN
There are four types of people who join the army ; first are those who are in the family trade, second is patriots eager to serve, third is those who just need a job, and last are those who want a legal means of killing so they join up.
I was so disappointed in Clint Eastwood for making this movie, especially never having spent 1 minute in the middle east. Watch green zone instead, it is far more truthful and not a call of duty reject like this.
He even started scanning the garden when people walked past him. Bradley Cooper nailed the experience of a flashback. It is so hard to explain to other people what it’s like. It’s as if the traumatic event never passed and is still somehow alive in the present moment. It hurts to talk about it aswell, horrible condition.
I’m actually suffering from PTSD rn. It’s not about war or about what I did. It’s actually about my life and events that I am suffering from. I used to have better life until 2015 things changed for me. And I no longer feel the same after all these years. By that in 2024 I now miss school and I am suffering from depression that started in 2023 at the age of 18. Then I try to battle it, but it was getting worse. I just don’t want anyone to know the truth about me. If any one of my family and friends find out, they will start to worry. I just can’t stop thinking about it. I just want to find solutions how to end it so I won’t deal with it.
American movies be like: boohoo we volunteered to go invade and destroyed another country and now im feeling vewy sad about it, please empathise with me🥺🥺
If you think you are experiencing PTSD you need to let your “inner bitch” come forward and be seen. If you do not you will be dead in a year. You’re obviously tough enough to bury it, but you and your people need someone tougher than that so they don’t need to bury their problems in front of you.
Well it’s combative subject if you volunteer to enlist for combat or anything that involves confirmed kills in action then the PTSD shit is you feeling sorry for your self you volunteered for it you were not drafted you were not forced to enlist & kill for your country it was a choice
Friend of mine I grew up with served in the same war, he hasn’t been same since man, some of the shit he has told me gave me fucking nightmares, I feel for anyone who has had to engage in combat, it’s absolutely awful. Don’t get it twisted, you don’t have to kill the enemy to have it fuck with your mental health, he told me just seeing dead bodies on the ground and receiving threats to your life is mind numbing enough, he said the stress levels are off the charts
I also had an highschool teacher that served in Vietnam, he taught drivers Ed, there was a bad vehicle accident by our highschool, head on collision.. bad bad life threatening injuries and they had to call Life Flight to fly them to the hospital, the local fire department had to set up an landing zone for the the life flight helicopter, which was very close to our classroom, used our girls softball field, apparently the sound of the helicopter flying in & landing was an trigger & he started to freak out, he stared yelling for us to get down, he was laying on the floor & crawled into his closet screaming, two teachers across the hallway heard him screaming & ran into our classroom and eventually escorted him out of our room, it was absolutely frightening to see how fast his mood switched man, it was terrifying to witness
What was crazy about my friend that served in the Iraq war, said he only seen one of his buddies get killed by gun fire, it was from a ricochet, hit right above his Kevlar. But the worst one was an suicide bomb and roadside bomb, he said it was violent deaths
Guys, if he says he needs a minute, he needs a minute. Troops coming back from World War Two had days to weeks all crammed into a ship together coming home, which gave them time to reflect on their experiences among other people who completely understood what they went through. They turned out pretty good. Vietnam vets, on the other hand, where flown straight home from a losing war and dumped back into society like a shovel full of dirt, and look how so many of them turned out. These people should be owed some time to run and understand what they’ve gone through before having to bring it home to the family.
There is hope. God became a human as Jesus and died to take the penalty for everything wrong you’ve ever done, then rose again. Sin is disobedience to how God tells us to live (mainly in the New Testament). If you want to be with him for eternity and be saved from hell, believe in him and what he did (John 3:16), and turn away from habits of sin (Luke 13:3). Your actions are evidence for whether your faith is real (James 2:17), but you’re not saved by your actions directly, only by God’s mercy (Ephesians 2:8-9). We all mess up and sin, so when you do, just confess your sin to God (1 John 1:9) and continue on fighting. It won’t make life easy, but God can give you hope. By the way, whoever reads this, I hope you have a great day!
Chris Kyle killed women and children as well as enemy combatants. Good evidence also suggests he inflated his “kill count” and was obsessed with his image and how it would ‘sell’ after his combat tour.
Ita cringy how much patrotic people who drink the koolaid of thinking all veterans are heros trest this dude like some deity because of this movie lol. Not only was he a confirmed and known liar and made up alot of his stories but that also makes alot of what this movie shows to be questionable as well.
