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To: mistermj who wrote (153693)	1/10/2011 8:36:22 AM
From: epicure	Respond to of 541997

ROFL reasonable? If it looks like a gunsight it is a gunsight. voices.washingtonpost.com And what if Sarah described the pictures as "bullseyes"? How does a "reasonable" person interpret that? "After posting the map on her Facebook page, Palin told her Twitter followers to go there with the message "Don't Retreat -- Instead RELOAD!" Poor Sarah- hoist on her own tweet: "There is a surveyor's symbol that resembles the circle used on Palin's map. (You can see it on the lower right-hand side of this U.S. Geological Survey guide to topographical map symbols). However, Palin herself referred to the targets as a "'bullseye' icon" in a post-election tweet. " Sarah, as we all know, has a lot more familiarity with gunsights than surveying- so I'm sure she realized what those symbols looked like- that's why she tweeted they were "bullseyes". Defending such irresponsible print ads is really unreasonable, and scummy. Everyone "reasonable" who looks at those is going to see a gunsight. But keep it up- the kind of post you just posted is going to seriously inflame moderates against Palin, so I'm for you posting your ideas everywhere. Keep it up- plesse. Heck of a good job misty.