KC Star cartoonist Lee Judge mocks Murder Of SEAL Sniper Chris Kyle

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by La literatura

Either I'm not reading it correctly, or you're not. Because I don't see how that would be "gutless, mindless and unforgivable."

What do you think Chris Kyle would think of it?

[Jenson71]

Originally Posted by Saul Good

What do you think Chris Kyle would think of it?

I don't think he would think he was being mocked. Do you?

[CrazyPhuD]

Originally Posted by La literatura

I don't think he would think he was being mocked. Do you?

See that's the different take, I'd be willing to bet he made a choice not to kill the other guy when he probably could have. So yes a good guy with a gun probably could have saved his life. But he choose to try to save the other guy instead and failed.

We'll never know the exact circumstances of what happened, but given his training I think it's safe to say he has tools to take control of that situation that others don't.

So yes I feel they are mocking him that he choose to help rather than kill.

[Jenson71]

Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD

So yes I feel they are mocking him that he choose to help rather than kill.

Can you honestly type that with a straight face? That's absurd.

[KChiefer]

Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD

See that's the different take, I'd be willing to bet he made a choice not to kill the other guy when he probably could have. So yes a good guy with a gun probably could have saved his life. But he choose to try to save the other guy instead and failed.

Way to just start making stuff up.

[CrazyPhuD]

Originally Posted by KChiefer

Way to just start making stuff up.

You've never been around members of the special operations community, I have, I've seen some of their training tactics upclose they have skills and training that most have no understanding of.

Consider the skill it takes to take a shot at those three pirates in choppy seas with a their guns on the captian in the at sea rescue out near somila a few years back. Three head shots and three very difficult shots to make with the lifeboat bobbing up and down in the waves.

Those people are trained to crazy levels and not just for common cases. I would not at all underestimate their capabilities. You want to say the 'modern day' approximation of batman...that's the seals and delta etc.

But on that note I bid you a adieu. Not worth my time to argue with you to the ignore pile you go.

[KChiefer]

Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD

You've never been around members of the special operations community, I have, I've seen some of their training tactics upclose they have skills and training that most have no understanding of.

Consider the skill it takes to take a shot at those three pirates in choppy seas with a their guns on the captian in the at sea rescue out near somila a few years back. Three head shots and three very difficult shots to make with the lifeboat bobbing up and down in the waves.

Those people are trained to crazy levels and not just for common cases. I would not at all underestimate their capabilities. You want to say the 'modern day' approximation of batman...that's the seals and delta etc.

But on that note I bid you a adieu. Not worth my time to argue with you to the ignore pile you go.

Better ignore DaFace as well, b/c he also saw your post as total bullshit.

[DaFace]

Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD

But on that note I bid you a adieu. Not worth my time to argue with you to the ignore pile you go.

[Nickel D]

The cartoonist is being sarcastic with his one-liner at the bottom. There was a good guy (Kyle) around who did have a gun. But still, there was a crazy dude who killed this sharpshooter. So the cartoonist is saying to the NRA that their supposedly fool-proof response to the Newton incident of putting a good guy with a gun at every school is not going to work.

If you still have problems getting the interpretation of this cartoon, call up Lee Judge and hear it straight from the horse's (or other four-legged critter's) mouth.

[Fairplay]

Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD

You've never been around members of the special operations community, I have, I've seen some of their training tactics upclose they have skills and training that most have no understanding of.

Consider the skill it takes to take a shot at those three pirates in choppy seas with a their guns on the captian in the at sea rescue out near somila a few years back. Three head shots and three very difficult shots to make with the lifeboat bobbing up and down in the waves.

The book SEAL Target Geronimo has a chapter on that rescue operation that is awesome.

The book Never Surrender talks about it also.

[DaFace]

Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD

See that's the different take, I'd be willing to bet he made a choice not to kill the other guy when he probably could have. So yes a good guy with a gun probably could have saved his life. But he choose to try to save the other guy instead and failed.

We'll never know the exact circumstances of what happened, but given his training I think it's safe to say he has tools to take control of that situation that others don't.

So yes I feel they are mocking him that he choose to help rather than kill.

What a strange post. It's pretty easy to prove a point when you just make things up to fit your view of the situation.

[CrazyPhuD]

Originally Posted by DaFace

What a strange post. It's pretty easy to prove a point when you just make things up to fit your view of the situation.

Like I said I've known people trained to similar levels in related units. No seals personally(unless and old fraternity brother or two made it that I haven't talked to in a while). These guys are trained to deal with some crazy situations. While the only person who was there was the guy left, I wouldn't be at all surprised that he would have had an opportunity to act at some point. But they were there to help him you'd have to think that would be their continued mentality.

Hey who knows really only one guy for sure now, but I would never count those guys out.