Throw a pineapple in her face instead. All food? Right?
What's your point? It is okay to engage in treason by siding with the enemy in a time of war but spitting is a no no?
Thank you Miss Manners.
I am going to, for the moment,ignore the condescending and insulting manner in which you have replied. I am further going to assume that you misread my statements or did not see all of them. I am taking a leap of faith with that because if my assumptions are wrong, then your problem is far deeper then a lack of understanding.
There are two issues here, and I will be specific:
Jane Fonda -- In my opinion she committed treason and deserved to be convicted in a court of law and suffer the consequences of the judicial system. The fact that she was not tried is testimony to the willingness of those in power to either appease the left, or avoid controversy.
Michael Smith -- Although his anger is understandable and justified (his anger, not his actions), we do live in a nation guided by laws and civility. He had many actions he could have taken to show his contempt for Jane Fonda, without assaulting her. He crossed the line and charges should be filed against him. The fact that Jane Fonda has refused to file charges is testimony to her lack of courage to face what she did 35 years ago. She is willing to accept his spittle rather then face a public trial in which her past crimes would be brought up.