Gary Gutting, philosophy professor at Notre Dame, says that since Catholics often contracept, the Catholic Church no longer teaches that contraception is wrong. Which sort of implies that any sin, if practiced commonly enough, ceases to be a sin. How I long for Ralph McInerny to come back from the dead and beat some sense into this guy! Petasus tip to Cardinal Newman Society.
ATTENTION WAL-MART! You need to stop selling Jane Fonda workout videos--now! Sam Walton would spin in his grave if he knew Hanoi Jane was being peddled in his store. The following is from Robert Coram's book American Patriot:The Life and Wars of Bud Day,
While near Hanoi, Fonda put on the helmet of a Vietnamese soldier and sang antiwar songs. She sat in the gunner's seat of a AAA battery to "encourage" North Vietnamese soldiers fighting against "American imperialist air raiders." She made numerous broadcasts over Radio Hanoi--broadcasts the POWs were forced to listen to over "CBS" {Camp Bull Shit} as she denounced Richard Nixon as a "true killer" and lamented his "crimes" against the Vietnamese and said he was "lying" when he said the war was winding down. Over "CBS" the guards played a tape of Fonda and a group of women outside an army base in New Jersey singing a song called "Fuck the Army."
Fonda came to Hoa Lo and met with seven POWs. One of them, Navy lieutenant commander David Hoffman, was tortured until he agreed to appear. (McCain says he was "knocked around" in an unsuccessful effort to make him meet with Fonda.) Among the POWs who showed up voluntarily were Lieutenant Colonel Edison Miller {collaborator of the infamous "Bob and Ed Show" the camp inmates were forced to listen to} of the Marines and Commander Walter Eugene Wilber of the Navy.
The legal definition of "treason" includes a phrase about providing "aid and comfort to the enemy." Bud Day and, for that matter, almost all of the POWs say that Fonda had done just that and should have been tried for treason.
They would never forgive her.
Nor should Wal-Mart.
Petasus tip to Gateway Pundit. They actually have the temerity to cast Hanoi Jane as Nancy Reagan. Hollywood is shameless.
ATTENTION WAL-MART! You need to stop selling Jane Fonda workout videos--now! Sam Walton would spin in his grave if he knew Hanoi Jane was being peddled in his store. The following is from Robert Coram's book American Patriot:The Life and Wars of Bud Day,
While near Hanoi, Fonda put on the helmet of a Vietnamese soldier and sang antiwar songs. She sat in the gunner's seat of a AAA battery to "encourage" North Vietnamese soldiers fighting against "American imperialist air raiders." She made numerous broadcasts over Radio Hanoi--broadcasts the POWs were forced to listen to over "CBS" {Camp Bull Shit} as she denounced Richard Nixon as a "true killer" and lamented his "crimes" against the Vietnamese and said he was "lying" when he said the war was winding down. Over "CBS" the guards played a tape of Fonda and a group of women outside an army base in New Jersey singing a song called "Fuck the Army."
Fonda came to Hoa Lo and met with seven POWs. One of them, Navy lieutenant commander David Hoffman, was tortured until he agreed to appear. (McCain says he was "knocked around" in an unsuccessful effort to make him meet with Fonda.) Among the POWs who showed up voluntarily were Lieutenant Colonel Edison Miller {collaborator of the infamous "Bob and Ed Show" the camp inmates were forced to listen to} of the Marines and Commander Walter Eugene Wilber of the Navy.
The legal definition of "treason" includes a phrase about providing "aid and comfort to the enemy." Bud Day and, for that matter, almost all of the POWs say that Fonda had done just that and should have been tried for treason.
They would never forgive her.
Nor should Wal-Mart.
Petasus tip to Gateway Pundit. They actually have the temerity to cast Hanoi Jane as Nancy Reagan. Hollywood is shameless.
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