Just in time for Memorial Day, Hanoi Jane is back from the dead

American Thinker ^ | 29 May, 2023 | Olivia Murray

[MtnClimber]

The harlot starlet brings out her billy club of pseudo-morality to bludgeon “white men”.

Turns out all that whimpering regret about her Hanoi Jane days was…just acting.

While at the Cannes film festival last week, Jane Fonda took the opportunity to wield her pseudo-morality like a billy club, and launched a campaign against “white men” because in her estimation, like every other useful idiot, “white men” are to blame for all of society’s woes — whether they’re even real or simply perceived, it doesn’t matter to Fonda.

With a puffed up ego, Fonda said:

We have to arrest and jail those men — they’re all men.

It’s good for us all to realize, there would be no climate crisis if there was no racism.

There would be no climate crisis if there was no patriarchy.

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White men are the things that matter and then everything else is at the bottom.

So when I say that I’m fighting the climate crisis, I also feel that I’m fighting patriarchy and racism.

What a sense of justice, mulling arrests and imprisonments for those who have committed no crime except being “white” and male.

Sporting a new look (Fonda now has purple hair, yes really), she reiterated her commitment to the “climate crisis” and her role in the war against the evil “white men” persecuting those “poor people of color” — didn’t anyone tell her that using the term “people of color” is akin to erasing Black people? Uh oh, who’s the racist victimizer now?

Also, isn’t Jane Fonda like three husbands and countless flings deep in “White men”? Her outrage seems a little disingenuous, wouldn’t you say?

“White men” like those who jumped from boats and onto the beaches of France...

[econjack]

I didn't say all Communists are stupid. I said she was.

[dfwgator]

Well she’s a lot richer than we are.

[econjack]

More money doesn’t always mean smarter. Her money didn’t come from deep thinking. It came from good connections (e.g., Henry Fonda) in the movie industry and selecting a less-than-poor husband (Ted Turner).

[kempster]

I thought she was dying?