It honestly grosses me out that Jane Fonda is still as successful as she is.
She literally called for the EXECUTION of our American soldiers during Vietnam.
Funny how the left pretends to care about our veterans and active duty service members when it benefits them – but will gladly support a woman who wants them dead.
I suppose she’s getting older and doesn’t want her legacy to forever be “Hanoi Jane” … so the treacherous hag is trying to walk some of what she did back…
It’s not gonna work, Jane.
Jane Fonda’s apology to Vietnam veterans seems too little, too late and earned her online rebukes and some trolling by the NRA over her anti-war activism.
The 80-year-old actress admitted she was “thoughtless” for sitting on an anti-aircraft gun in 1972 while talking with the North Vietnamese near the end of the Vietnam War, a move that earned her the nickname “Hanoi Jane.”
Fonda offered an apology of sorts to Vietnam veterans and their families while discussing her upcoming HBO documentary “Jane Fonda in Five Acts” with a Television Critics Association panel, according to Variety.
“I’m proud that I went to Vietnam when I did, but what I say in the film is true: I am just so sorry that I was thoughtless enough to sit down on that gun at that time. The message that sends to the guys that were there and their families, it’s horrible for me to think about that,” she said.
@HistoryInPics @Mike_Coleman85 Jane Fonda, 1972. On a North Vietnamese Anti Aircraft Gun. Need I say more… pic.twitter.com/Lvurex85uh
— Mike Rehrig (@SqueakyRehrig) November 13, 2013
To that I say: Screw you, Jane Fonda. What a spineless excuse for an apology.
Does she REALLY think that’s going to cut it?
She didn’t just “sit down on that gun at that time” as she wants to make you believe. SHE LITERALLY CALLED FOR THE EXECUTION OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS.
ARE YOU GOING TO ADDRESS THAT?! Or just pretend that this is a simple case of “wrong place at the wrong time.”
With a career spanning more than five decades, Fonda looked back on her activism with few regrets noting the decision to sit where she did during that talk – on an anti-aircraft gun that just may have been used against Americans during the Vietnam War.
“Sometimes I think, ‘Oh I wish I could do it over’ because there are things I would say differently now,” she said.
But Fonda’s attempt to walk back her actions more than 40 years later did not impress the liberal’s critics.
The National Rifle Association tweeted a reminder of just how outspoken Fonda was.
“Remember Jane Fonda who supported our enemies during the war?” #WednesdayWisdom pic.twitter.com/s1hH6QQ4on
— NRATV (@NRATV) July 25, 2018
“Jane Fonda calling for American soldiers—American POWs, men defending your freedoms—calling for their executions while we were at war.”
–@stinchfield1776 #ViolentLeft pic.twitter.com/BIZiHD0f65— NRATV (@NRATV) July 25, 2018
RIIIIIGHT.
She hasn’t really addressed that though, has she? She was just hoping people would forget.
Well… they certainly haven’t.
Only because she’s making another movie. Too little and way to late @Janefonda You only want to sell tickets.
— cb (@_bielac) July 26, 2018
Traitor.
Never forget, never forgive.— Colby P. Reed (@Colby_P_Reed) July 25, 2018
That Witch can stay there and never come back. pic.twitter.com/wjbwAxDmO8
— James Balandran (@BalandranJames) July 25, 2018
What she did is unforgivable-turning her back & denouncing American Soldiers, many who were tortured! TRAITOR! #hanoiJane! #janefondaSUCKS https://t.co/DaIBEPVK6x
— David Saw (@LAWomensHoops) July 25, 2018
Jane Fonda should not be remaking the movie #9to5. She should be serving 5-9 in a California State Prison. “HANOI JANE” is a traitor to the USA and she should not be praised by anyone including the #libtard community. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 #Vietnam #POW #MIA pic.twitter.com/8P5W4YwmVV
— MARTY COUNCELBAUM (@WALSTGUY) July 25, 2018
It’s a horrible act, but you still don’t convince me that you regret it.
— Ms C (@sewprecocious) July 25, 2018
“Hanoi Jane will far outlive the 80 year old Jane and will not be just a footnote of her life, b…” — @08ihearmusic https://t.co/lvvsZPQwUD
— robert bowen (@wbowen333) July 25, 2018
Good.
That’s what people SHOULD remember her as.