Infuriating Liberal Hollywood strikes again (SPOILER)

Rating: 6/10 (5 April 2017)

If anyone has seen Saving Private Ryan you are likely aware of the character Upham. Quick refresher is he was the diminutive translator who did not have the stomach for war.
During the course of the movie Tom Hanks platoon wipes out a German post and is confronted with the dilemma of a Nazi POW. "Kill him!" is the common refrain since he was a hardened Nazi soldier who was party to killing some Allied soldiers in the just-finished skirmish.
Upham protests vehemently on behalf of the Nazi after 'befriending' and having a smoke with him. As such they set him free and order him to turn himself in to the next POW camp... You know be honorable.
Well of course later on in the movie the now-freed Nazi soldier ends up brutally killing Jewish soldier Stanley Mellish with his own knife. The Nazi then proceeds to kill countless other members of Tom Hanks' platoon including Hanks himself.
Lesson? Hate filled idealists trained to kill you can't typically be won over with benevolence. Well duh.
Lone Survivor falls apart when they decide to show 'fairness' and 'mercy' to their 'captives'. It's just stupid and would not happen the way they wrote it.
They debate the prospect of committing a war crime or if it was a war crime. After all apparently a guy is doing 25yrs in Leavenworth Penitentiary for taking home a gun... huh?
SPOILER ALERT: The latter part of the movie features the biggest lie of all when an Afghan Villager pulls guns on the Taliban in order to save the American soldier.
Hollywood wants us to believe "They got good guys too and would put their life on the line for Americans also".
Anyone knows anything about brutal middle eastern militant groups or how the general public in the Middle East feels about "infidel" Westerners knows this narrative is an appalling departure from reality.
Hollywood narrative "... lets just be decent and pay kindness forward and win their hearts and minds..." "ya dozens of American lives were lost in brutal conflict.. but we got some of theirs ... and after all the boy did come and hug Whalberg at the end... so we are winning.."
Anyhow enough of that - I gave the movie a passing grade because countless people who were not involved in the screen play did well. Great mountain shots / costumes / casting.