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Reply #88: I was referring to her apology in 88/89. [View All]

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proteus_lives Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Apr-06-10 12:24 AM
Response to Reply #84
88. I was referring to her apology in 88/89.
My dad didn't die in vietnam. But it affects him to this day.

"But Jane Fonda did not give comfort to the enemy."

I disagree with that point. I stand by legitimate protest and how it can change things. But what did was beyond the pale.

"Manipulated by their governments like your dad was. Like we all were. To feed the war machine and the egos of the powerful here and there."

I agree. They were pawns of D.C, Moscow and Beijing. But I can't support what Fonda did. It was wrong and it hurt the people she claims to have wanted to help.
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