| Archive for Downsizer For an ethical approach to consumption |
| cab |
KentuckyfriedcrueltyHard hitting, but not perhaps as hard hitting as it could be; another take on the fight against factory farming.http://www.kentuckyfriedcruelty.com/ |
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| Erikht |
Nice Bird. | ||
| Jonnyboy |
Bit scrawny if you ask me.
I notice that it's another PETA offshoot. |
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| Erikht |
Well, I hear she is free range. Unfortunately, producers seem to go for large breasts and small thighs these days. |
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| Jonnyboy |
And hepatitus C, it's worth it. | ||
| JB |
No objection to people having such a campaign but what on earth does is matter if some celebrity happens to support them on not? | ||
| cab |
Celebrity opinions help sway public opinions. Even HFW called in his mockney mate Jamie Oliver. |
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| vegplot |
Indeed. If you want to influence the masses you need a celeb or two but preferably one who isn't seen as being a bit off the wall/shelf or the village two wheeled variety. |
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| JB |
If the celebrity is in some way relevant then by all means ask them to lend their name. HFW asking JO to lend a hand with the Chicken out campaign is a good example. But if they don't have any relevance then I'm more likely to ignore the whole campaign.
If their best argument for boycotting is that Pamela Anderson thinks I should then I'm not impressed. What's her qualification to say that she's gossip magazine fodder who once married a musician, Paul McCartney - plays guitar, never got a proper job. They're entitled to their opinion but they're not exactly a voice of authority on the subject are they? |
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| shadiya |
To be fair, not having ever got a proper job hasn't done him any harm, I expect he has more money than all of us on here put together! I thought it was quite amusing that they rated Pamela Anderson above the Dalai Lama.... 
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