>>> ?.Whats she ever done and who has she ever harmed that makes her disgusting. I think its judgmental.
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>>>You're right...I shouldn't comment on someone with more silicone in her chest than 100 Pentium motherboards...
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>>>To be honest, I'm more concerned with teenage girls wanting to get breast implants, than I am with the social causes that she champions.
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>>OTOH whats driving them to want to do that. Isn't it a bit like blaming prostitution on prostitutes. Quite a lot of celebrities like Pam Anderson seem quite damaged by fame yet its us (the public) that drives the process.
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>It may be 'you' the public, but please don't include me in the 'us'. ;)
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>In fact, I think it's driven less by the public per se than by Madison Avenue. Individually, the 'public' is probably ok, but collectively, the public becomes a herd with Madison Avenue the drovers.
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>For my money, the single most useless industry, if not the most harmful, is the fashion industry, and when you combine that industry with Madison Avenue... well, you have the potential for an awful lot of damage to an awful lot of tweens and teens who eventially become damaged adults.

Peole come in all shapes and sizes but you'd never know it from the fashion industry.

The Pam Anderson thing is slightly different I think. To find one version of women fine to be looked at (Cheerleader in heroes and Tony Sopranos daughter often seem to pop up here) and another disgusting seems troubling to me.