Right: Scared of Scarf; DD: Pulls Rachel Ray Ad

How the fuck is that going both ways? Ann Coulter is an offensive, bigoted lunatic. Rachel Ray and Dunkin' Donuts didn't do anything wrong; Michelle Malkin was just looking for something to freak out about, and made the biggest logical leap ever.

Hey but Che Tshirts are all the rage I mean he only killed thousands and nobody really gives half a fuck.

yeah, but Che Gavurria, he like... he was, like, a revolutionary. like, he was totally Ron Paul, before they invented Ron Paul. and, like... dude.

Che in a kaffiyeh

Yeah, DD sucks for pulling the ad, but anything that means less RR on TV can't be all bad.

I wish I had a photo of the streets of NYC in the late 80's as everyone and their mother and their dog wore kaffiyeh's, though most were just doing so as slaves to Fashion

This ignorance eminds me of "Freedom Fries"

Aaah, but that is your perspective, to other peoples perspective Ann Coulter did nothing wrong but Dunkin' Donuts did. Any ways the marketing team should have done better research to make sure no one could see any symbolisms. Does any one else remember the Nike Air logo incident?

Artistic rendition of the word "Air"

Allah written in Arabic.

Sorry, no Dunkin Donuts > Krispy Kreme. Glazed and chocolate are the only types Krispy Kreme has, and they can't even get that limited selection right.

How I long for the days when I lived where I could get one of a hundred different varieties of delicious Dunkin Donuts.

eh. eliminating ignorance is always a worthwhile pursuit, but there's a point at which a scarf is just a scarf. i mean, raise your hand if you can tell me the significance of a black-and-white keffiyeh versus a red-and-white keffiyeh without looking it up online. until yesterday--when i looked it up online--i couldn't have. hell, raise your hand if you knew to call it a "keffiyeh" instead of a "scarf", before this article came out.

the kaffiyeh has significance because it's used as a symbol of various Palestinian causes. however, it's also significant because people think it looks cool. if i wear a black beret, it's not necessarily in support of any of the various militaries whose troops are issued black berets. if i wear an earring in my left ear (or my right, depending on who you ask), it isn't necessarily an advertisement of my homosexuality. if i wear a Che t-shirt, it doesn't necessarily mean i have the first clue who Che Guevara is. to many people these articles of clothing are symbolic of their cause. but that doesn't make these articles of clothing universally symbolic of any cause.

in conclusion, Michelle Malkin is brainless eye candy, and should be treated as such. i like to think of her as a hot, asian Paris Hilton.

Agreed.

This only proves how pathetic the talking turds like malkin and limpaw actually are. Of course I'm preaching to the choir here! Maybe someone can convince these dumbfucks that burberry is actually connected with the Barbary pirates that were raiding American ships in the early 1800's shortly after our great nation was formed. And that these pirates were of course followers of Islam so all people who buy burberry support terrorism and they of course must die!!! Maybe if only for buying overpriced CRAP!!!!
And the donuts from both KK and dd suck, Lamar's donuts rock. They are cake style donuts thick and oh so tasty, not fried air and glaze.

I don't remember that incident, but that logo has only the vaguest resemblance to the Arabic inscription. That isn't a matter of "perspective"--the two look nothing alike. I presume that Nike pulled the design nonetheless? If so, it's just another example of stupidity.

I dooooo. I never wore one of those shirts but it always irritated me that half the people who wear them know little about him. Then I found out that despite being a revolutionary, he essentially still said women's place was in the kitchen to feed hungry guerrillas.

Yeah, no. Now he holds no interest to me.

yeah, other people who's perspective is hateful, myopic and self-serving...

even day old glazed Krispy Kreme is better than any Dunkin' Donuts i've had. maybe you're lucky and found a competent DDs, but what i've had has only been slightly better than the local Safeway's donuts. and that's chiefly because they actually put motherfucking cream/custard into their filled donuts!

*shakes fist at Safeway and their non-filled long-johns*

Duh, that's just common knowledge.

I find the history interesting, especially of South America generally, but I don't hold him in the high regard many do, that's all. History is always interesting/important. I just don't drool over the thought of learning about him.