I watched a movie 🎥 last night on Netflix

It was about a guy named Chris Kyle, and his experience in being a patriot, even if he was an American sniper. How like most of his fellow soldiers walked tall in Iraq 🇮🇶 but thought so little about the reaction of Iraqis to being an occupied country. He was in some firefights very much a reaction from the people than an actual insurgency. I suppose every invading force experiences the same kind of reaction, but the American 🇺🇸 soldiers have a history of this from Vietnam 🇻🇳 but seem to have learned nothing from it.

I’m not political, I’m just talking about my impression of the movie 🍿 about a brave man caught up in a patriotic fervour that broke the cherry 🍒 for most Americans who have never known an attack on their homeland, I think the last time 🕰️ was in 1812.