[Libloather]

U.S. Troops Are 'Killing Machines'

Sounds like I'm getting my money's worth. GO AIR FORCE!

[ncountylee]

'Killing Machines'

What...she wants 'Dying Machines?'

[Shaun_MD]

Oh yes. We practically invented modern warfare. As my grandfather put it, "We made killing and blowing things up an art form. On the battlefield, in the sea and in the air we are unmatched." My grandfather, may his soul rest in peace, was an Army Engineer.

[CAWats]

This began," Fonda maintained, "because the military discovered that in World War II and Korea, [U.S.] soldiers weren't killing enough."

That's true. You can never kill enough of the enemy.

[fatima]

On the Sauce again.

[Bernard Marx]

U.S. Troops Are 'Killing Machines'

I think the dear little old lady has the military confused with her beloved abortion industry. She's no doubt confused by her menopausal hot flashes.

[truemiester]

"So they changed training procedures" to teach troops how to commit atrocities."

28 years in and I missed all the atrocities classes! We were taught to be nice to folks. Maybe I was just not reading between the lines or something. Or may be Hanio Jane traitor Fonda is full of S***!

[singfreedom]

I guess she would know. After all the U.S. troops she was responsible for killing in Vietnam, I think she qualifies as a "killing machine" as well---perhaps the best of all, since she accomplishes the task by not even firing a shot!