Chris Kyle murdered.

[blue2golf]

The Left, naturally, is filled with smug satisfaction. To them, the murders affirm their desire to eliminate the 2nd Amend.

The Evansville Courier and Press has put the story online and the Lefty trolls are already in full snark mode in the comments section:

UPDATE: Iraq vet charged in fatal shooting of ex-SEAL » Evansville Courier & Press

 

[Tims87gn]

Thank you Chris Kyle for representing the best of America. Rest in Peace my fellow American.

 

[ghuns]

As Americans, we have the right to say pretty much anything about anyone we wish. In a perfect world, those Americans who cheer the death of a man who devoted a good part of his lfe to doing that which most are unable or unwilling to, would be shipped to some of the places Mr Kyle went and see how they like it.

 

[camaker]

Sickening...

 

[danielson]

Out of all the stories I hear, both in the news, and from the police and mental health connections Ive had, its the ones where trust is so taken advantage of, that just get to me. This man was trying to help someone, and that someone had his trust, and he used it against him. Its just horrible.

 

[7urtle]

sad thing is twitter was celebrating

 

[rwhitmore8]

R.I.P. Chris Kyle

I can't believe this really happened. It almost doesnt really add up.

 

[Sgtusmc]

I'm at a loss for words.

 

[repeter1977]

Did you Read Marcus Luttrell's first book? if so how was it? I read Chris's book is about 9 hours (in a 3 day span) its pretty awesome It might even top No Easy Day ( yes I'm guilty of reading it) Chirs has/had 2 more books coming out this spring I was looking forward to them as well?

They are both great books, although I have read Luttrells book more. I suggest reading them. In the books, they both talk about how they are friends with each other, both being from Texas as well as SEALs.

What a sad day. Found out earlier and I kept really hoping this all was a hoax.

 

[repeter1977]

Funny how snarky some of the comments are when a hero dies, but when its a tragedy, they all want to jump on the bandwagon of sympathy. Well, in my book, if you have no sympathy for the hero that helped those kids have their freedom, then you are already against the kids (from the earlier shooting). Maybe I phrased it poorly, but I am sure you understand what I mean. Hopefully the Karma fairy gets some overtime getting the idiots that are happy about a hero dying.

 

[Hammerhead]

Noveske, Kyle, Massad Ayoob in a helicopter accident...

James Yeager had better keep his head on a swivel.

 

[scottka]

Truly sickening and saddening to hear that we lost a hero. Prayers and thoughts to all of those involved in this tragedy.

 

[Titanium_Frost]

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[Reno_Morris]

Hated to hear this!

 

[RobyG78]

WTF is wrong with people these days? I Just had to go over to the story on CNN to see what you were talking about. Wow! The only thing I could think of is I hope his family never reads that crap.

Rob

 

[shadow6492]

Just heard this on the news tonight! Prayers go out to his family.

 

[bmwguru]

Noveske, Kyle, Massad Ayoob in a helicopter accident...

James Yeager had better keep his head on a swivel.

Don't forget FPS Russia. IMHO this all stinks to high heaven. Chris Kyle was a true patriot. As was John Noveske, R.I.P. At what point does it not become obvious that compromise of the 2nd amendment leads directly to the demise of the 1st amendment? It appears that expressing your opinion via your 1st amendment right might just get you "removed" from society.

 

[toddcraft33]

I consider all of our military personnel HEROES, but Kyle was one of a kind. Find your nearest bookstore and pick up a copy of American Sniper, you won't regret it.

 

[balzack2]

My condolences go out to the family, for this American hero died to soon for no good reason. Thank you for your service soldier.

 

[BE Mike]

A true American patriot. He devoted his life to serving his country and his fellow man. God rest your soul, sailor.