Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Violent and Hateful: Leftist T Shirt Features Rifle Scope on Sarah Palin

Surveyor Marks
Left Wing Hatred
Yesterday it was disclosed that the so-called "cross-hairs" in the Sarahpac map were actually a surveyor's mark, of the type that is often used on maps.  Today some leftists have posted the right side graphic as their response:  an image of Sarah Palin's head in a rifle scope, with the slogan, "Calm down!  It's just a surveyor's mark!"

Why do surveyor marks resemble the cross-hairs of a rifle scope?  Because surveyors use a scope of their own, with cross-hairs, as a tool for measuring the dimensions of land.  How do you tell which is which?  By the context in which it is used.  If such marks are on a map, it is likely they are a surveyor's mark.  If such a mark is on the face of a nationally known political figure, it is obvious the mark is intended to be a rifle's scope.  The image above right (used on a T shirt) is another leftist call for assassination, thinly disguised as a joke.  Who then are the purveyors of hatred and the advocates of violence?

Hat tip to Proof Positive.

4 comments:

dave said...

In France, the left newspapers (in fact, all the newspapers !!) said since 3 days : it's all Palin's Fault !!

The lies are so enormous that I can't believe french people trust them !! But the brainwash is so big since 2 years (to resume, for the french newspaper, Obama is a living god and the Tea Parties is the antichrist !!), that frenchs are certains that the deads in Tucson is tied with the GOP !!

I copy every days some of your articles !! It's a little fight for freeing the brain of french people !! But it's very hard !!

Stogie said...

Dave, thank you so much for writing.

I link to several conservative French blogs and it is good to have friends like you in France.

Do you have a blog? If so, send me the link.

1/12/2011 9:56 AM

Stogie said...

Dave -- I see that you are a writer for the excellent French blog Pensee Neoconservatrice. Thanks for linking to Saber Point!

The Griper said...

if that is a surveyor's mark then it must be measuring something that would be of interest to a surveyor so if that question cannot be given an answer then it cannot be a surveyor's mark.