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FNHerstal
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Apr 7, 2016
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After he was done in the armed forces he spent his time helping those who didn't leave the services in as good a condition as him. He was killed by one of these men. Y'all are speaking ill of the dead which is not proper at all. Also, calling them savages was likely one of his coping mechanisms to help him deal with all the death around him and caused by him. People nowadays have no respect for anyone and that is wrong. He killed in circumstances a few men to save many more so callin him a shit of a human being for commiting the evil necessary to save many more lives just shows how close-minded people are now. Also, he only killed those who posed harm to him or his men.
Kschwerin
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Apr 7, 2016
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FNHerstalHelping them by only giveing like 55k of the over a million he made from his book to them even though he continually said it was all going to them?
K-ozDragon
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Apr 8, 2016
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KschwerinHe gave way more than that, just not on the books recorded somewhere. In the end he also gave his life.
Kschwerin
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Apr 8, 2016
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K-ozDragonDonations are ALWAYS On the books, ever hear of taxes? Believe whatever you want, the man was basically shit, highly marketable shit, but still a shity human. When Ventura sued him he had a net worth of over 3 million, He didn't make that money by being a sniper. He made it by NOT giving up the procedes to his book like he promised.
K-ozDragon
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Apr 8, 2016
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KschwerinYou're clearly an idiot who sits back an trashes on United States veterans. He never said he "shot people in New Orleans" some other guys said he said that. Other than that he told two stories that erent true. You're trashing a distinguished SEAL member for making money off his own book? How do you know he didn't plan on giving money to vets or making other services? He was killed shortly after and never given the chance. Killed while trying to help a vet. You're trashing a man that has done more than you ever will and whom you know nothing about. You're the worst type of human garbage
Kschwerin
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Apr 8, 2016
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K-ozDragonActually I have no problem with Vets. I could just as easily say that "You're clearly an idiot that believes if you are a vet then you must be an amazing person." And the fact you make blanket statements like that lends ear to the fact it's likely true. You know, besides ignoring all the other written documentation stating that nearly nothing has gone from his movie or book to help others even after his death.
I love how your whole argument is but..but... HE WAS A SEAL! as if that justifies things. Hate to break it to you, but honestly following orders does NOT make you a good person, it makes you an obedient one.
I love how your whole argument is but..but... HE WAS A SEAL! as if that justifies things. Hate to break it to you, but honestly following orders does NOT make you a good person, it makes you an obedient one.
K-ozDragon
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Apr 8, 2016
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KschwerinPlenty more documentation that the guy did good. He didnt have to give jackshit to charity, but he did. He never gave more to charity? Isn't that EXACTLY what this knife is? When was he given the chance to do anything with the money? He as killed shortly after. You're basically using assumptions and heresay to trash someone who fought for this country. I'm not dumb enough to think all vets are good, bug I'm also not low enough to go online to a charity fundraiser in the name of a dead American marine and trash him either. Which is why, again, you are garbage. What exactly have you done for anyone? Besides trying to sabotage a charity event here?
bedp
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Apr 8, 2016
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K-ozDragonI dont have a dog in this fight, but lets not pretend this is a charity event. If you want to see money go to a charity, give directly to that charity. You would make much more of a difference giving the 270 to the charity than the likely fraction of a cent that will be given by the purchase of this knife
beaconterraone
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Apr 8, 2016
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K-ozDragon"When was he given the chance to do anything with the money? He as (sic) killed shortly after."
The book was released January 2, 2012. He was killed February 2, 2013.
The lack of transparency, not the fact he was a veteran, is at issue here. No IRS Form 990 on the Foundation site. Very opaque information on the Foundation in general. ZERO information on how much of each sale of this knife goes to the Foundation (and that's not Massdrop's fault; it's the fault of ProTech and the CKFF).
"I'm also not low enough to go online to a charity fundraiser in the name of a dead American marine and trash him either."
Kyle was an United States Navy SEAL, not a Marine, rank of Chief Petty Officer.
The book was released January 2, 2012. He was killed February 2, 2013.
The lack of transparency, not the fact he was a veteran, is at issue here. No IRS Form 990 on the Foundation site. Very opaque information on the Foundation in general. ZERO information on how much of each sale of this knife goes to the Foundation (and that's not Massdrop's fault; it's the fault of ProTech and the CKFF).
"I'm also not low enough to go online to a charity fundraiser in the name of a dead American marine and trash him either."
Kyle was an United States Navy SEAL, not a Marine, rank of Chief Petty Officer.
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