One bad flaw

Rating: 3/10 (4 January 2014)

The movie is about 4 seals sent in behind enemy lines to eliminate a very bad Taliban Leader. OK , I get that , so they drop in behind enemy lines, and make their way to the target. So far , movie is OK. Then they are discovered by an old man and two teenagers , that were herding goats on a tree covered mountain side which over looks the targets village.
This is where I lost my interest, the seals team leader votes to scrub the mission and let the 3 villagers go. WHY? These are supposed to be special forces trained Navy Seals , if killing isn't second nature to these guys , they should not be seals, its war , the choices here are simple , kill the 3 villagers , remained undetected , and finish the mission .
Or at least tie them up , gag them , put them into cover so as not to be found quickly , and finish the mission or scrub the mission and evacuate safely.
So , you can guess what happens after they let these 3 go . If this was a true story , you can bet it will be used for training purposes on what not to do , and what should have been done.
I am not playing back seat driver, I just firmly believe that Special forces trained personal and Seals will not hesitate to kill if on a mission , to protect them selves and the mission, and that would include killing old men,teenagers,women , children . I know you would like to think that would not be true of Americans,war is horrible, but after you watch the film , you have wonder why they at the very least they did not tie up the 3 villagers, and then go.