Rosie O'Donnell has done it again. (And no, we're not referring to another splitscreen screaming match with former View co-host, Elisabeth Hasselbeck.)

Nope, as it turns out, Rosie's started a controversy all on her own, by polluting her block (typically reserved for idle thoughts and sentence fragments) with a picture of her 4-year old daughter dressed in "camouflage clothes and ammo belts."

Needless to say, the photo of the miniaturized Jane Fonda drew its fair share of critics.

"Ro, so disappointed to see your little ones with bullets. Where are the guns? I thought for sure you would protect them more from such things," said one of many angry e-mails O'Donnell received from fans yesterday.

And while the ensuing firestorm of angry parents, anti-war activists and Children Welfare Services agents was hardly unpredictable, Rosie claims she was caught off guard by the vehement public outcry.

The actress and former talk-show host claimed she was surprised by the fallout, calling the response "wild really."

And she raises a good point.

After all, we can only thing of one thing "wilder" than the aforementioned fallout, and that would be dressing your four year-old child up as a kamikaze fighter, and equipping her with a live bandoleer.

But then, that's just our take on it.