RE: “Jane Fonda: I Will Go to My Grave With ‘Unforgivable Mistake’ ”
You write “Although her cause had merit and needed to be publicized, Fonda overstepped the legitimate bounds of political activism.”
Perhaps, but even the publicity from her visit probably helped save many naive young men that might have died in that misguided war.
I remember her speaking at the Unitarian church in Lancaster and the cold reception she received from many members and how some quit the church. She was already rich, famous, and safe. She didn’t take the easy road and for that she’ll always be a hero in my book.
