illiterately

"A fine, if illiterately mixed, metaphor," the Gentleman sniffed.

Dean illiterately claimed his favorite book of the New Testament was the Book of Job.

"To declare war on terrorists or, even more illiterately, on terrorism, is at once to accord terrorists a status and dignity that they seek and that they do not deserve," Howard said.

I hope you take the time to read this as it means not to defend the right of others to protest, however illiterately, against the activities of those they count on to protect them, heal them, decide the fate of their lives and that of those who defend them.