In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter (THR), actress Jane Fonda, once infamously referred to as “Hanoi Jane” after she posed on top of a North Vietnamese anti-aircraft gun in the midst of the Vietnam War, stated that President Trump “suffers from PTSD.”
From Daily Wire:
Fonda told THR, “I believe he suffers from PTSD because like many men he was, I believe, brutalized by his father when he was very, very young. And some men … lose empathy for others [and] also totally lack empathy. And he has been very brutal with his own sons. Father son, father son, it’s very sad. I hate this. I have empathy for him, it’s difficult, I try; I work at it.”
Fonda, not satiated with her attack on Trump, also launched a broader assault on the “patriarchy,” intoning, “Martin Luther King said, ‘I don’t have to like you, but I have to love you.’ It’s not easy at this moment. We live in the patriarchy, and the patriarchy makes us think that empathy and love is weak, but it’s not. That is where our strength is. We have two strengths — there are more of us, and also we go forward with love and open minds and warm hearts.”
