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Symbols derive meaning from their referents. If you wore a shirt saying, "wetbacks and towel heads go home," the response would be the same. So yes, it's a property of the man. If you wear that hat, it means you support the violence against your neighbors that he is enacting.
I want to be clear, here: you're saying the fact that I might get physically hurt for wearing a hat is a property of a man in DC, mediated by the fact that a red baseball hat means I support violence against my neighbors? Curious.
You're trying to disentangle the question of appropriateness of a media narrative from the underlying question of whether the narrative is true. That isn't possible.
I'm not trying to do that at all! I'm trying to figure out why I never worried that a pro-lifer would physically assault me for supporting the murder of babies when I ran around Missouri in my Hope & Change swag.
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