Well, as you all know, the American Family Association (the organization that was wrongly slandered as calling Spongebob gay), has organized a boycott of Ford because the company donates money to gay action groups. I support their boycott, but for different reasons than you might suspect.

Frankly, I can't afford a new car. Even if I could, I wouldn't be swayed by the idea of flaunting the boycott to buy one. Too much money lost in first year depreciation, and the money's better spent elsewhere.

But morally, I support AFA's right to free speech. And their right to educate their supporters about the financial actions of Ford. Ironically, many of the same people that oppose the AFA boycott are flooding Buyblue.org's website in order to purchase goods that don't donate to Republican parties. They are, effectively boycotting right wing organizations for the same conflict in values that prompted AFA's boycott. And they have equal right to do so.

But when they jump on their bandwagon and lampoon the right for their boycott while doing the same thing, well, that's called "hypocrisy", right?