Just watched The Pat Tillman Story

**szk1983** · 02-01-11, 12:13 PM

very very sad story

**krazeedawn2000** · 02-01-11, 12:17 PM

good story

sadddddddddd

**HiTMaNN** · 02-01-11, 12:20 PM

Had a great future ahead of him it was unfortunate he died but he knew of the dangers and he loved his country more then he did sports.

**Chuck Sims** · 02-01-11, 12:30 PM

Originally posted by robzilla

If you want the real story of what happend to Pat Tillman, I recommend that you watch it.

I know that everyone makes their own decisions in life, but I wish people wouldve talked this kid out of joining the military.

Where did you watch it? I would love to see it.

I too wish someone would have talked Pat out of joining. As a former military man I would of explained to him that he would just be a pawn in a political driven war. Remember Bush 43 saying he was no longer interested in capturing Bin Laden? That was Pats main reason for joining, to get Bin Laden. And maybe, a political future.

**jmush** · 02-01-11, 01:04 PM

killed by friendly fire..definitely a travesty

**Doug** · 02-01-11, 02:40 PM

I don't think of these soldiers dying over in ****** up places as being heroes. They chose to go there, took a dangerous job voluntarily. Is a lumberjack a hero if he dies cutting timber ? I could consider WW2 guys as heroes but not these guys, no reason to be there, and they volunteered for it. It might actually be an improvement for a kid from Detroit and other areas.

**KKoz9** · 02-01-11, 07:23 PM

Originally posted by Doug

I don't think of these soldiers dying over in ****** up places as being heroes. They chose to go there, took a dangerous job voluntarily. Is a lumberjack a hero if he dies cutting timber ? I could consider WW2 guys as heroes but not these guys, no reason to be there, and they volunteered for it. It might actually be an improvement for a kid from Detroit and other areas.

C'mon dude, he gave up millions in the NFL to fight for his country...not the same at all

**purecarnagge** · 02-01-11, 08:18 PM

Originally posted by HiTMaNN

Had a great future ahead of him it was unfortunate he died but he knew of the dangers and he loved his country more then he did sports.

unfortunately his unit put a hit on him. His death wasn't unfortunate. It was planned idiot.

**jnickell100** · 02-01-11, 08:53 PM

Is there a documentary on this?? Id also love to watch it

**robzilla** · 02-01-11, 09:55 PM

Originally posted by jnickell100

Is there a documentary on this?? Id also love to watch it

YEP. look online for it. its an A&E doc.

**Slim** · 02-01-11, 10:58 PM

Originally posted by purecarnagge

unfortunately his unit put a hit on him. His death wasn't unfortunate. It was planned idiot.

Damn, why would his unit kill him?

**ttwarrior1** · 02-01-11, 11:00 PM

not the true story either, he was gonna get cut from arizona and one of the worst safeties in the league and most people never liked him and thought he was a dickhead

**robmpink** · 02-01-11, 11:04 PM

Originally posted by Slim

Damn, why would his unit kill him?

Don't believe puregarbage.

**robzilla** · 02-01-11, 11:05 PM

Originally posted by ttwarrior1

not the true story either, he was gonna get cut from arizona and one of the worst safeties in the league and most people never liked him and thought he was a dickhead

I think that was true. He publicly critisized his team quite a few times.

**robzilla** · 02-01-11, 11:07 PM

Originally posted by robmpink

Don't believe puregarbage.

someone from another unit killed him. dont think it was on purpose. from the movie, it sounds like they all just wanted an opportunity to fire thier guns. tillmans hum-v got stuck, he got out, and they thought he was taliban because someone around him discharged a weapon accidently.

**Chuck Sims** · 02-06-11, 04:17 PM

It was friendly fire. Not a planned execution. Come on dude. Is everything have to be a conspiracy? Friendly frie killings are not uncommon. Look how many Afghan civilians we blow away by mistake.

**C-Gold** · 02-06-11, 04:35 PM

Originally posted by ttwarrior1

not the true story either, he was gonna get cut from arizona and one of the worst safeties in the league and most people never liked him and thought he was a dickhead

One of the worst safeties in the league? Ahhhhh not really. Pat Tillman actually played. Don't you think the guys that were sitting on the bench behind him were worse? His coaching staff thought so.

People didn't like him, how the F would you know? Because that Deuche Bag Simeon Rice didn't like him?

**King Mayan** · 02-06-11, 04:39 PM

Originally posted by Doug

I don't think of these soldiers dying over in ****** up places as being heroes. They chose to go there, took a dangerous job voluntarily. Is a lumberjack a hero if he dies cutting timber ? I could consider WW2 guys as heroes but not these guys, no reason to be there, and they volunteered for it. It might actually be an improvement for a kid from Detroit and other areas.

That's why rich kids should be drafted and fight for their money... Poor kids have no reason to be over there.. Let the pussies fight the wars...

**MoneyM1ke** · 02-06-11, 04:55 PM

Originally posted by jnickell100

Is there a documentary on this?? Id also love to watch it

http://www.newvideo.com/ae/pat-tillman/ I;m sure there's a torrent out there to download

**C-Gold** · 02-06-11, 04:59 PM

Originally posted by King Mayan

That's why rich kids should be drafted and fight for their money... Poor kids have no reason to be over there.. Let the pussies fight the wars...

Poor kids need jobs. A lot of them are poor because they have no skills.