[SusaninOhio]

Odd coincidence, just a few minutes ago I was looking for something online and hit on an issue that occurred in 2011, I believe.

Traitor Fonda was booked on QVC to peddle a book she claimed to have written. Apparently there was a major outcry from those who know her as a traitor to this country, and her appearance was cancelled, at least as far as I read.

I then read Fonda’s blog entry from that time. She complained bitterly about the unfairness of this, insisted she was a HUGE patriot and those who called and wrote to complain were hateful liars.

Sad part is the responses of people who don’t remember what she did and felt she was treated unfairly. Don’t these idiots have relatives who were in Vietnam and can enlighten them? Apparently not.

I enjoy knowing that even tho Fonda hoped that time would erase our memories, she will never be forgotten by those who know her as the traitor she was and still is.

[jmacusa]

Keen observation. The sad reality for Fonda is there is one generation who remember all too well her treason and there are at least two generations who have absolutely no idea who she is. Her career, such as it was, flamed out a long time ago. She hasn't had a hit movie in ages, they all crash at the box office. Heck, if it weren't for her equally unlamented father , she and her brother would never have been in film.