Brutally appropriate

This is an ad from PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) "I'd rather go Naked than wear Fur" campaign, wherein various celebutards pose naked to show the supposed depth of their character by supporting an "important" cause. Alicia Silverstone, Pam Anderson, Cindy Crawford, Holly Madison (however did thy get HER to pose naked, I wonder?) and an assortment of other well known and not-so-well known beautiful people pose without their clothes on for this campaign. You can see them all at Philly's worst, most pathetic local "news" website here.

The woman in the picture above may not be immediately familiar to most people, but she is is the star of the first vegetarianism campaign in South America and her appearance in such only demonstrates the absolute vapidity and tragic hipness of the PETA organization. She is Lydia Guevara, the granddaughter of "Che", complete with airbrushed armpits for our American sensibilities. You may have seen a similar image of Che adorning T-Shirts of liberals and clueless wannabes who who are ignorant to the fact that he was a mass murdering communist, or worse, if they do know it, they still think it's the height of cool to wear his image on a shirt.

But for PETA to use his granddaughter for their ad campaign? I can't think of anything more appropriate to characterize that organization.