Michael Kelly

As a Veteran, we all carry deep memories, some good and some so terrible we asked God to help us cope with. My father was a WWII Vet and his stories to me, as I was growing up inspired me as I served during the Vietnam war and I was and am so Proud to call him my father. This movie, The Last Rifleman, reminded me of how we carry things on our shoulders from war that civilians could NEVER UNDERSTAND, but some are so quick to judge. Many young people don't understand how our country became free of tyranny and communism. Many young people think it's their right to steal, do drugs and sin over and over because nobody can tell them anything. Yes God Loves them too but it's far too complicated for many young people to understand this movie of fear, forgiveness, duty for your country and sacrificing of giving your life for your fellow man, before you become of age. It makes me wonder what many young people stand for today and what they will do if an enemy of our country tries to invade us? With all due respect for a quiet movie I heard nothing about, its a ***** Movie