i think that Jane Fonda should dialogue with the suicide bombers.?

Question

do you agree???

http://www.1stcavmedic.com/jane_fonda.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Fonda

To the slow one: In recent years the verb sense of dialogue meaning "to engage in an informal exchange of views" has been revived, particularly with reference to communication between parties in institutional or political contexts....

Answer 1

I think she should become one.

Answer 2

Since it would do no conceivable good, no.

Jane made the mistake of crossing the line between being against the government action, and betraying the troops, and she did end up understanding that, Though it is something she will never be forgiven for, nor should she. There was a lot of that going around.

For a war that is not supposed to be 'another Viet-Nam' she sure is being bandied around quite a bit isn't she? Or has the administration finally agreed this really is another Viet-Nam?

Answer 3

Siding with the enemy during war hit her in the pocketbook and lost her fans ; but we don't believe for a minute that back-stabbing traitor saw the light . So many on the left are doing what she did then-that's why she comes to mind . Come to think of it-the terrorists just might put her to good use like a few other "prominent liberals"..

Answer 4

Dialogue is a noun, not a verb. She can't "dialogue" with anyone. She could start or end a dialogue, for instance, but since suicide bombers don't make themselves known until they pull the trigger, it's unlikely anyone could have a dialogue with them.