[Rummyfan]

New York Times film critic A.O. Scott has indicted the film as political propaganda: "The politics of the Iraq war are entirely absent, which is a political statement in its own right," he declared.

Hey dumba**, it's a movie about Chris Kyle, not the politics of the Iraq war.

[savagesusie]

You really need to study some philosophy/theology.....as Aristotle stated (and he was the Father of Logic),: people are political/social animals.

Everything is political....can’t separate any social actions and politics. Just like Faith and Reason can’t be separated-—else you get irrational ideologies like islam. Islam throws out Reason (Natural Law).

BTW, ALL movies are political. Every movie puts out “perceptions” of Reality. All people who make movies have a bias, an agenda. And all movies affect emotions and perceptions.

This Eastwood movie obviously goes against the Hollywood agenda (Satanic Worldview) that is being forced on our children and in so-called “Just” Law.

[trebb]

Hey dumba**, it's a movie about Chris Kyle, not the politics of the Iraq war.

Exactly - the politics drove the meat of the story (the reason men like him were needed and put to use along with the psychological conundrums they entail) and remain a whole different facet.

[Vaduz]

Spot on movie critic shows IQ.