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Originally Posted by jcroft
I don't know a lot about the law, but I would guess those words or actions have to be directed at you before you are legally allowed to respond.
And, apparently the police that arrested him agree with me.
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I guess if you want to be intentionally obtuse, and ignore whether or not she did any harm to servicemen in those days, then you could say he had no right to respond.
Sounds like a business transaction to me. He paid a hundred bucks or whatever a disorderly conduct citation costs, and got to spit on Jane Fonda.
Hell, for that price, people would line up around the block for their turn.