This movie demonstrates why ISIS is an American Creation

Rating: 2/10 (6 August 2017)

Viewers of the movie "American Sniper" applaud the story of former Navy Seal sniper Chris Kyle as an authentic war hero credited with over 160 kills, saving American lives. Others denigrate a sniper as a coward who kills while hidden from a safe distance.
I saw a different movie. I saw heavily armed American soldiers terrorizing unarmed men, women and children as they kicked down the doors of their homes, unannounced.
I saw the devastation and destruction of an entire city. In one scene, Americans are killed by an enemy sniper while building a wall whose purpose was not evident. Sent to kill the sniper, Kyle and his fellow soldiers are caught in a deadly ambush. The movie shows an overwhelming American force with armored vehicles and armed helicopters against an enemy who operates from a small Toyota truck.
I saw a movie that shows the futility of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. I can identify, from my own experience in a different time and circumstance, how each door knocked down, each family terrorized, each prisoner tortured, each civilian killed, would motivate newly created "freedom fighters" to fight against the American invaders who appear to have no mission other than chaos and destruction.
The movie demonstrates, possibly unintended, how the "Independent State of Iraq and Syria" or ISIS is an American creation; a nightmare of its own intrusion.
Allegorically, no different than needlessly poking a stick at a beehive, and now having to face a million angry killer bees.