How can Hanoi Jane Fonda still make movies after posing for pics on enemy tanks during the Vietnam War??

Answer 1

I've read some of your BS tripe, Bubbles.

My, but you're an ANGRY little goose-stepper, aren't you?


BTW, at least Jane actually WENT to Vietnam. That's more than I can say for the monkey-puppet...

Answer 2

This should be easy: because it is a free country. If she wants to make movies, and she is talented, and people are willing to hire her to do so, and people are interested in watching them, then it can happen. (With any luck at all, we'll never see another Pauley Shore movie made because none of those things is true.) A lot of people still have high regard for Charles Lindburgh even though he was a notorious Nazi sympathizer at the start of World War II. Heck, some people admire Barry Bonds and are excited about his breaking Hank Aaron's record. Life is complicated.

Answer 3

He was flying fighter interceptors in the Air Guard. He did it for 7 years and was a volunteer for retraining in F-100s, an assignment that would have sent him to Vietnam. More than either Clinton or Obama ever did.

Answer 4

Mohammed Ali famously said "Why should I go and fight the yellow man? They never done nothing to me?"

Definition of "enemy", please.
Better yet, get off the puta and read up on history and society, psychology and 20th Century Nationalism.

Answer 5

Dispicable! Modern day Jane's are now upon us, like Rosie O. They are degusting traitors.

Answer 6

Oh you mean that dirty war where the "enemy" was someone that never threatened the U.S and was still invaded? Yes, i see your point.

Answer 7

Because cranky, old conservatives don't go to the movies anyways, unless it is one with jesus in it.

Answer 8

Some people tend to forget but I am not one of those people.

Answer 9

Apathy of the American people.