Kartoon Karnage Kapers
Michelle Malkin has a good story this morning about the Lefts’s attack on bloggers publishing the cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
Michelle quotes an article written by Antonia Zerbisias in the Toronto Star. I noticed something a little peculiar in the story, here it is:
Did you notice, “Kartoon Karnage Kapers” in the excerpt? KKK? I’m wondering if Ms. Zerbisias is subliminaly attempting to link bloggers publishing cartoons of the Prophet to the Ku Klux Klan (KKK)? ( On second thought, maybe that’s not what she intended. I’ll go get my coffee now).
If that’s what she intended, it’s foul. Most bloggers are simply reporting on an important story and exercising the right to freedom of the press and freedom of expression.
Just something to think about over coffee this morning.
On third thought, what she did was really sly. Spelling “Kartoon Karnage Kapers” with K’s (as in KKK) instead of C’s was a very slick way of saying that bloggers are viewing Muslim protests with racist preconceptions and the true meaning of the protests is going right over their heads. I am impressed. Anyone know what that technique is called?
Read her story again and think about how you feel as you read the “Kartoon Karnage Kapers” paragraph.
Hat tip: Michelle Malkin
