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The answer is no , no way ever
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Read an interesting article entitled "Shame on Jane" by Michael Benge, a former prisoner in North Vietnam. Although Jane Fonda may have thought she was doing good, there are always unintended consequences. The bottom line is it appears an American citizen was brutally tortured as a result of her visit.
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she is another example of pond scum
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I hope she spends eternity sitting on the hard iron seat of an anti-aircraft gun.
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Hanoi Jane should have been hanged as a traitor.
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Not the only one served during VN conflict. I agree Never should been in VN, Iraq, and Afghanistan. Wasn’t most those crimes the field army at lower level? Or are you saying they got approval to commit crimes? If so, you can blame people in charge of the United State’s at time. |
Jane used to represent the extreme far left. With all the moonbats out there these days she would be considered a moderate in her party. Very sad.
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Lots of people protested the war without giving aid and comfort to the enemy. |
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Thank you Jane for not choosing to dodge your service to the problem in Vietnam. :bigbow: |
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Torturing anyone is horrible, but worse is 55,000 Americans died over there while we collectively did nothing. 1 Tortured vs 55,000 DEAD. |
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Regardless of your opinion of our participation in that war, Men were dying, maimed, and taken prisoner and tortured. All while she was in Hanoi being used as propaganda spokesperson by Vietnam. History will show that she is a traitor of the worst possible kind. Don’t buy this hype folks, this opinion is in the minority of Vietnam vets. USMC Vietnam 69-70. |
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