a moral dilemma

Nico 2022-03-19 09:01:03

Either the protagonist of the US military bears the guilt of slaughtering the shepherds

Either the shepherd did not report to the village, and waited for his relatives, friends and villagers to be killed by the US military, and he was burdened with the guilt of the death of his relatives and villagers all his life.

Either the protagonist of the US military is burdened with the guilt of losing his comrade-in-arms

This is a dilemma that US military propaganda cannot escape

Because this is in Afghanistan, not in the US

Small humanity and hypocritical goodwill cannot hide the nature of American soldiers bullying the weak

It can be used as a war movie to promote, but it is a bit cheeky and far-fetched to show the humanity of the US military.

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Extended Reading
  • Geoffrey 2022-03-23 09:01:21

    The story is the main theme and very American, but it is not the usual personal heroism. After dozens of minutes of fighting in the woods, my whole body hurts and worries. The camera shake soundtrack weakens the highlighting sense of tension and realism. The adaptation of real events is more convincing. The shootout is full of drama, pure men's film, although not a military fan, but also very enjoyable and full of positive energy. "Never give up fighting."

  • Katherine 2022-03-24 09:01:21

    One person’s kindness and kindness killed three brothers, one crew rescued, and one villager. Can you sleep at night?

Lone Survivor quotes

  • [repeated line]

    Matt 'Axe' Axelson: Eyes down! Eyes down!

  • Matt 'Axe' Axelson: [while sighting in a Taliban fighter] You can die for your country, I'm gonna live for mine.