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Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 10:27pm

Was she justified in doing what she did during the Vietnam War?

Is she now truly sorry or just trying to sell books?

If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 10:28pm

What she did was unforgiveable. I hope she's sorry about it now, but who knows?

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re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 10:30pm

I believe her. And not just because she's hot.

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Updated On: 4/6/05 at 10:30 PM

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 10:31pm

Rath has a point there---she is quite the hottie. Ted Turner was out of his mind cheating on her.

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 10:35pm

You have to admit, meffie, I generally have pretty damn good taste.

Have I ever shown you my Shattered Dreams box? It's in my Disappointment Closet. - Marge Simpson

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 10:35pm

Ted Turner is out of his mind - Jane Fonda or not. I take her @ her word that she is sorry for what she did. Case closed

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re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 10:38pm

"You have to admit, meffie, I generally have pretty damn good taste."

Yes, you do.

As Bob Kerry learned (The hard way) there is no way to ever apologize for anything you did protesting the Vietnam War. Draft dodging is OK, Using Dad's connections to not serve in the National Guard is fine, running to Canada is even OK but any actions taken to protest a war that EVERYONE agrees (now) was a horrible mistake and should never been fought are all unforgivable.

Jane Fonda should have never gone to VietNam. Nothing will ever change anyone's mind about it. I think it's nice of her to admit she was wrong, but again, it will change no minds.

And as always Rath your taste is IMPECCABLE! Too bad she used up all her experimenting when you were 8.

#10

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 11:14pm

Story of my life, Joe.

Have I ever shown you my Shattered Dreams box? It's in my Disappointment Closet. - Marge Simpson

#11

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 11:17pm

Love me some Jane Fonda. I got to know her pretty well when I was cast in Barefoot in the Park last summer as an emergency replacement and had to learn my lines in 5 days.

Updated On: 4/6/05 at 11:17 PM

#12

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 11:25pm

I had a Jane Fonda moment just two hours ago! I saw the On Golden Pond revival, and although James Earl Jones and Leslie Uggams are terrific, it's impossible not to recall Jane Fonda working out therapy issues with her father on screen. She cries, she gets mad, she yells--and it's all REAL, yet they're not Jane and Henry, they're Chelsea and Norman. What a mind trip!

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#13

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/6/05 at 11:49pm

I love Jane Fonda! I will be snapping up her book, and devouring it. As soon as I get a chance, that is. Love her!!!

#14

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 12:06am

Treason unpunished.

#15

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 12:48am

Love Jane Fonda. She did what she did to expose and bring attention to the lies the government was feeding the people in order to justify an unjust war. Ahhhhh... the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Welcome back Jane. You look sensational. (Hard to believe she's 67!) Can't wait to see Monster-In-Law. The trailer is hilarious!

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#16

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 1:28am

Goth - I think that every two minute duration decision that a twenty-something makes should brand them for the rest of their lives. Please submit your bigraphy for inspection immediately.

In other words, whether or not it is 'forgivegivable' shouldn't be a question that 'Christians' ask.

#17

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 2:27am

It doesn't bother me that she went. It was an undeclared war that the vast majority of America was against.
I respect her for going.

I do NOT respect her for sitting on guns that killed Americans. That was a major mistake in judgement.

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#18

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 2:42am

It makes me sad and angry that still today, people who protested the Viet Nam War are considered somehow unpatriotic. Jane Fonda definitely crossed the line when she went to North Viet Nam (way over the line, and an apology was needed) but John Kerry's case illustrates that dissent is still considered unpatriotic by much too many Americans.

#19

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 7:54am

"Goth - I think that every two minute duration decision that a twenty-something makes should brand them for the rest of their lives. Please submit your bigraphy for inspection immediately. In other words, whether or not it is 'forgivegivable' shouldn't be a question that 'Christians' ask."

DGrant, I haven't given an opinion, just merely asked a question. You need to stop the animosity and personal attacks against me!!

If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.

Updated On: 4/7/05 at 07:54 AM

#20

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 8:01am

I won't forgive her for those Work Out videos !!!!

"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment. Ralph Waldo Emerson

#21

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 8:13am

I predict MONSTER-IN-LAW will bomb big time. The combination of Anti-Jane and Anti- J-Ho backlash is lethal.

#22

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 8:51am

Call me quirky, but I'm amused seeing a post from someone whose screen name is "everythingisrent" -- theoretically a RENT devotee -- rant against Jane Fonda of all people ("unforgivable").

What do you think those RENT characters you cherish -- who stick it to the establishment at every turn -- would say about the firebrand Jane? Uh, I don't think they'd dis her. Forgive her? I'd bet on it. (Listen to "La Vie Boheme" -- which mentions "Sontag," an even more controversial gal that Jane.)

"I'm a comedian, but in my spare time, things bother me." Garry Shandling

Updated On: 4/7/05 at 08:51 AM

#23

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 11:23am

Awesome point Auggie!!

And on the Golden Pond tip-- Jane bought the rights to the film and set the whole thing up. I always wished I could have seen Jane bring that script home and say "I've got this film where you play a cold & distant Dad to my rebellious & needy daughter--do you think we could play those parts?"

#24

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 11:53am

Boobs, so right about those workout videos. I can't forgive her for marrying Ted Turner, blech. I remember when he was recoloring those old black and white movies. What a dork.

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#25

re: Jane Fonda

Posted: 4/7/05 at 12:39pm

This is out of my age range....but WHAT EXACTLY did Jane Fonda do that was so bad?????? I know she was against the Vietnam War, and I don't see anything wrong with that(but that's from my perspective...I probably didn't know about the war until the early 1990's). My mom said something about, that she called the soldiers bad names....the same people who went to her movies, who mostly like all got drafted and HAD to go, or else lose their rights as a citizen(doesn't something like that happen if you do???????). I didn't see anything wrong about people being against the "war" in 2003 and so on.

I want to know what she did that was so bad??????

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