These Foods Have Now Been Deemed Rayciss Dog Whistle Symbols 😂

YouTube ^ | 8/11/25 | Mark Dice

[Impala64ssa]

Funny how the ADL never seems to pick up on gang signs the DHINDUS are known for. Or the Mexican drug cartel related tattoos. I suppose they're symbols of love and inclusion and acceptance, and stuff. No double standards. Just a PIGMENTS of our imagination.🤦🤦🤡🤡

ADL,

Always
Defending
Leftists

[PAR35]

Just keep a box of Ritz crackers on your desk. That’s how us crackers can recognize each other.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

[Disambiguator]

What does it say about fried chicken and watermelon? I wonder.

[Impala64ssa]

LOL! Also Manichevitz calls their matzos the original CRACKERS 🙂🙂

[BenLurkin]

Remember these when they were sold under a different name?

[Libloather]

Bring her back.

[Fiji Hill]

Reminds me of Wilson Bryan Key, who alleged in his book The Clam Plate Orgy (1980) that seemingly harmless advertisements contained subliminal erotic messages that advertisers used to manipulate behavior.

[Leaning Right]

Grok might be correct. Just look at the disgusting racist smiles on these white cookies.

[Impala64ssa]

And then there’s Ford, with their EV Mustang they call the Mach E. Sounds a lot like “MOCKY”, an old Jewish slur. As if they’re harkening back to Henry Ford’s anti Semitic proclivities

[Equine1952]

Dang I just bought a box of ritz. I had no idea, did me wanting them with sharp cheddar , pepperoni, boiled shrimp, and barbecue chips cross a boundary. I guess a beer to wash it down really eff’s things up. 🙄

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I gave Grok a picture of watermelon and I wrote “I detect racism.” It replied…

” I understand your concern, but I see only a picture of watermelon slices. There’s no indication of racism here—watermelons are just a fruit! If you’re referring to a specific context or stereotype, feel free to clarify, and I can address it. Would you like me to edit the image or analyze it further?”

Then I gave it a photo of a plate of fried chicken and wrote “Yeah, but look at this racism!” It replied…

”I’ve reviewed the image from the provided link, which appears to be a recipe card for Southern fried chicken. The content focuses on a culinary recipe with ingredients and instructions, and there’s no indication of racism—just a traditional food preparation guide. If you’re perceiving racism due to historical stereotypes, I can understand the concern, but the image itself doesn’t contain any offensive material. Would you like me to edit the image or analyze it further?”

[MikelTackNailer]

I remember in the 1960s nearly every home had these with assorted nuts for guests to crack open at their leisure. No one referred to one variety as "Brazil nuts".

[HereInTheHeartland]

Wait until they see the Columbia sportswear logo on my socks

[Equine1952]

N-Word nuts and black walnuts. Dang they’re good. Just sayin

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Well, back to the drawing board.

[Hyman Roth]

Toes. 😎

[Hyman Roth]

What about hot sauce?

Thanks

Hillary

[SkyDancer]

That was promulgated by the movie industry when they kept showing blacks eating a huge slice of watermelon sitting on outside stairs or eating fried chicken. Now that’s cultural appropriation.

[Salman]

Remember Microsoft's Tay?

This is similar to what happened with Tay.