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If you're a sufficiently paranoid right-wing blogger who can't tell different shapes of black and white patterns apart, then it signals support for Palestinian terrorists. Or donuts.

You disapprove of James Bond?

Well yeah, as far as I could tell from Wikipedia and a bunch of other sources, but apparently that little detail didn't matter to Malkin (and a bunch of anti-scarf commenters elswhere described the relevant pattern as "checkered"), so I figured if they weren't being picky about the pattern why should I?

Apparently, if you wear a scarf with a repeating black and white pattern on it in a television commercial, Michelle Malkin will claim that it's a pro-Palestinian symbol, regardless of whether the pattern resembles the relevant one or not ... and a bunch of Malkin apologists are describing the latticework pattern as "checkered". So in the interest of substituting snark for stupidity, I extended their extension a step farther to encompass the motorsports checkered flag.

I'm surprised Ray's stylist, Dunkin Donuts, or somebody else hasn't posted a photo of the Terrorist Donut Scarf spread out flat so folks can see how dissimilar the pattern is from what it's being portrayed as by the wingnuts.