For example, I try to buy American and tell other people to do the same. But when i need sneakers i often just buy whatever pair i like and its never made in America. Does this make me a hypocrite?

Plus this is a 2000 viper which would have been available 9 months or so before the page you referenced. Note also she’s not calling for an outright leather boycott in that link. Compare the language she uses to the KFC boycott propaganda. Pamela Anderson portrayed a viper driving television character on the show VIP in that year and her ownership of the car might have been a career related evil, much like my sneaker purchases.

Oh, and here’s your link, which only took two seconds to find. Before you dawn your tinfoil hats and call it a “government” conspiracy, it’s from PETA directly stating Pam Anderson’s anti-leather.

http://www.peta.org/living/at-summer2000/leth.html

Even still, who cares if she’s a hypocrite? She’s in the media spotlight and the laws of the universe have entitled her to a do-as-i-say-not-as-i-do attitude if she chooses one. It is not intellectually dishonest for an individual to find that they are fundamentally weak at doing what is right and at the same time try to use their notoriety to encourage others.

My point being that pointing to her hypocrisy is a lousy ad hominem attack which says nothing about PETAs radical stances. As a person on the sidelines, I’m forced to conclude you’re not interested in what’s right or wrong but you’re only interested in not questioning what you already assume is okay.

And guve one proof that she bought this car and not for exmp. got it from someone!!!

Why, oh why, hasn’t PETA come up with a stable vegan jell-o yet? My herbivorous brothers and sisters demand equal treatment!

I have tried to stopped punching kittens, and that makes me better than everyone here.