If you think this utility marking on a sidewalk is a swastika, you might be Sarah Silverman

If you think this utility marking on a sidewalk is a swastika, you might be Sarah Silverman

Oh, boy! This one will have you laughing one second and scratching your head the next.

Comedian Sarah Silverman emerged from her liberal bubble to get herself some coffee the other day when she noticed a couple of “swastikas” scrawled onto the sidewalk in flourescent orange spray paint — you know, the kind of paint normally favored by utility workers, but not necessarily Nazis.

Well, she was unnerved by what she saw and snapped a picture of it and posted to Twitter:

Walking to get coffee saw these all over a sidewalk in the town I’m in. Is this an attempt at swastikas? Do neo nazis not have google?

Well, if they do, it doesn’t work if THAT’s how they interpreted a swastika. The better question might be, do YOU have Google, Sarah, because I bet you could’ve found out what that orange paint meant had you bothered to look.

The typical, and much deserved, Twitter mocking quickly followed with some wondering if this was a joke and others who couldn’t stop posting pics of “Nazi” utility workers spreading more hate on the job:

https://twitter.com/SchrodngrsTaint/status/830943679187709953

https://twitter.com/redsteeze/status/830937836652216327

https://twitter.com/redsteeze/status/830939891156520960

This prompted Silverman to defend herself and let everyone know she wasn’t joking at all:

https://twitter.com/SarahKSilverman/status/830961454195015686?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Hey, look! Her Google DOES work. I wonder how long it took her to find a matching color? Too late, now. Let the mocking continue.

But this isn’t the first time a raging liberal completely overreacted after seeing something “strange” — and completely harmless — on the ground.

Click CONTINUE to find out the many dangers right at our feet:

This is a screenshot of a picture taken by Huffington Post writer Ryan Reilly who actually mistook these soft orange ear plugs for rubber riot bullets used by police while reporting in Ferguson, Missouri in 2014. Talk about misplaced hysteria! This one still has me laughing:

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