Jane Fonda?

Question

Since she has asked a question here,let me ask a question about her.

Considering her actions during the Vietnam War and now with the War on Terrorism, do you consider her a good American

Answer 1

I don't even consider her an American. She is a disgrace and I really resent seeing her face and her question on here. A I am amazed at how little one of the answerers above me knows about her activities during the war. She did far more than protest. She should still be in jail for her actions.
A leopard doesn't change it's spots.

Answer 2

Oh Geez, a good American?? No, but a good traitor to her country and service members YES. Jane is one of the best traitors I know of. In fact I gotta go take a Jane right now. God Bless America and Our Troops!

Answer 3

Well, considering the wealth she's lived in all her life and the fact that she's never made a bed or done her own laundry in her life, how can you expect her to have any sense of reality of values of what American's have so valued or died for. She's a ditz with a name and money. Her opinion means nothing.

Answer 4

Nope. It was the protesters like her that tied the US government's hands from taking the actions which could have ended the Vietnam war sooner and in our favor. She, and people like her, cost more lives under the pretense of trying to save them.

Answer 5

she should be put in front of a firing squad for what she did shes as bad a traitor as Benedict Arnold maybe worse at least Benedict tried to hide it when the POW's she visited handed a letter to her for her to help them then turned around and gave it to the Vietcong and got them killed as soon as she left only the coldest heartless person can do that

Answer 6

Yes, I do consider her a good American. She has handled the non-stop bashing she's received for a mistake she made, when she was very young, and has repeatedly apologized for, with dignity and grace.

Answer 7

Yes - more importantly, she's a brave American for speaking her mind in the face of powerful adversity.

Given that Congress hasn't had the balls to actually "declare war" since the early 1940s (primarily because a majority of the American people don't want it to), nobody visiting a so-called 'enemy' is guilty of anything against America - were it a 'for real' declared war, then it would be treasonous.

In a 'for real' war, we all suffer and work together - the only people suffering in this so-called war (in Iraq or on Terrorism) are the troops doing the actual fighting - the rest of us are partying, sipping lemonade in our lawn chairs and waiting for the next tax break.

Oliver North was more of a traitor in the traditional sense of the term - he deliberately violated the law passed by Congress against aid to combatants in Nicaragua, but, of course, he's celebrated by conservatives because that was a law they didn't agree with.

Answer 8

Was she wrong to try to stop the Vietnam War? Or were the politicians who pointlessly slaughtered 58,000 Americans and a million Vietnamese in their own country wrong? I guess if Big Government wants to do something no matter how stupid or destructive, as good citizens we should all just clap and cheer. So if Ms. Fonda was wrong to oppose the Vietnam War that means the Vietnam War was right and that means we should go back and finish the job. Now. Right? Why not?

Answer 9

find my question from yesterday for your answer...oh, forget it!...JANE FONDA IS A FILTHY TRAITOR! there, i said it...

btw...i posted an answer to her question yesterday and it was almost immediately deleted for content by the yahoo answer nazis...and they say we have free speech...only if you happen to be a democrat i guess.

Answer 10

She's not a great supporter of American ideology. She's also not a patriot. But as long as she supports freedom and democracy, then she's ok I guess.