Gee, Was It Something I Said?

I am always intrigued when I receive an e-mail with a subject line of “F___ Y__.” Especially when the first line of the e-mail reads: “You’re a piece of s___.”

In this case it was something I said—about Chris Kyle, the “mass-murdering psycho” that warmongers call a “sniper.”

My critic writes: “Chris Kyle served this country to protect YOU.  He saved untold hundreds or thousands because of what he had to do. ”

Really? Is that so? Chris Kyle served his ego, the warfare state, and the American empire. He “served” to get a paycheck. He wasn’t protecting me or any other American in America for the simple reason that no one he killed was a threat to any American except those who went to Iraq to kill Iraqis. Chris Kyle saved no one. And he didn’t have to kill for the state. No one does. I answer the question here whether Mr. Kyle was a hero or a murderer. If you don’t have the time to read my article I will tell you now the conclusion—he was a murderer, like many others.

Oh, and by the way, my critic tells me that I should move to another country “post haste.” Hey, here’s a thought: If I moved to another country and joined its military and became a sniper would I be a hero or a mass-murdering psycho if I shot at American troops?