During his four tours overseas, United States Navy SEAL Chris Kyle’s kill record was so effective that insurgents put a $80,000 bounty on his head. Named by the terrorists in Iraq as the “The Devil of Ramadi” with 225 confirmed kills, the deadliest sniper in U.S. history is regarded as a hero to most red-blooded patriotic Americans.
As the deadliest sniper ever in recorded history, the anti-gun
military-hating left-wing nut-jobs naturally wouldn’t be Kyle’s biggest
fan. But one anti-gun group has taken their hatred to a new low, even
for them, by targeting the now deceased Kyle, whose story is told in
Clint Eastwood’s new film, American Sniper. The Washington Examiner reported that Washington-based anti-gun group Coalition To Stop Gun Violence
(CSGV) had “given critics of the upcoming movie a Facebook outlet to
rant about the subject of the movie,” where page followers then took the
opportunity to take cheap shots regarding the death of the American
Soldier after a post was made about the film.
“Good Riddance,” wrote one. “What goes around comes around,” another said.
