Self loathing tampon makes wypeepo seazuning joke
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Worst part is, it's a lie, too. Which makes it even more racist, and weird that they think that's a message they want to intentionally broadcast.
If you read the article, he actually won a Congressional cooking contest years back. So it's not even self-deprecating racism, it's performative racism based on lies. He knows how to make tacos, and he knows how to use spices.
Heck, it might be the only positive I've seen from him so far; he probably can make a mean taco. But would rather broadcast racist tropes instead. What a joke of a person.
Yeah, as this woman who got attacked as being racist on Tiktok or instagram or whatever pointed out, those spice mixtures that have a bunch of spices together...shaking that onto your food isn't the only (and this doesn't even need to be said because it's obvious) or even the best way to season your food.
They'll look at a white person who makes a meal who uses all the fresh ingredients like garlic, onion, salt, parsely, paprika, seperately, but because they're not shaking it out from a plastic shaker, we're not seasoning food.
No, that cooking with all those fresh ingredients is the better form of the shaking the dried ingredients onto dishes.
The girl who's a cook pointing this out that when you cook with fresh herbs and spices, that's the seasoning step, so you don't need to shake seasonings on to the food, and when she made that video pointing it out, she got called racist. She never mentioned any race by the way. She just plainly stated that using fresh ingredients is seasoning.
In defense, granulated garlic/garlic powder/pre-crushed garlic/fresh garlic have WILDLY different tastes, as do a few spices listed (paprika in particular. You will not get the same flavor using the fresh ingredient.) and not to mention dried herbs also have a slight variation of flavor as well.
THAT BEING SAID: most of the time when black people say the “ypepo don’t season they food” the literally mean we aren’t using lawrys seasoned salt. Not a joke.
I thought they were talking about Dawn dish soap. Or bleach. Blacks like to wash their chicken for some reason.
When they talk about seasoning they very specifically mean Lawry's Seasoned Salt, with Tony Chachere's Cajun Seasoning as a backup.
Not to be that guy but... I'm gonna be that guy. "Fresh" salt makes no sense. Neither does "dried" salt, I guess unless you're harvesting sea salt. Paprika is, by definition, dried, ground, red pepper. The "freshest" homemade paprika is still going to be dried and powdered. Your store-bought onion/garlic is already "cured" by letting it dry for shelf-life. This is not a big deal because even home-grown garlic is usually cured for the sake of storage. Ever seen a garlic braid? Drying/curing is why those exist.
I want to agree with you in spirit, but parsley is literally the only example you gave where fresh, not dried, is really relevant. Come to think of it, isn't being dried a requirement for something being considered a spice? Fresh herbs are a thing but fresh spices, not so much.
It wasnt necessarily about the freshness, which is true for certain things, but more about if the seasonings are seperated into individual ones throughout the cooking process, then they percieve it as not seasoning because they werent all combined.
Salt is salt, parika is paprika but the point is this talking point comes from the perception that not shaking a spicy shaker onto your food means you dont season your food.
India is probably the top of the chain in terms of seasoned, spicy food and yet you dont see them shaking tobasco sauce and laurys onto their curry.
You don't want to know what's in the curry.
He has no respect for himself, for his state, for anything but what his Marxist masters tell him matters. His wife speaks romantically about the smell of burning businesses while he fed his daughter movement patterns for the National Guard to keep the rioters ahead of the law. When he was asked to be on the ground with soldiers that relied on him he ran. He is an empty shell to be puppeted as long as he has status.
Meh if you see the recipe that won it was basically a pretty shitty casserole. That award was definitely not from merit.
His entire role in the campaign is to be a bumbling old white guy sitcom caricature. The people who get really performative about blackface won't even notice and there's no way you could explain why it was bad to them.
And Kamala's tacos start with a ridiculously exorbitant amount of curry mixed with whatever meat fell on the floor when they slaughtered the goat.
Edit: I'm often surprised to find out I don't have a dirty enough mind, now with that picture I almost want to delete this comment.
Can we not talk about her taco?
Given her history its more like a burrito at this point.
Week-old Arby's roast beef sandwich.
Honestly, the taco slang annoys me. It’s not that I don’t get it, but tacos are—first and foremost—a pretty good food item, except that that slang opens the door for anyone to turn any otherwise normal conversation about that specific food dirty. “Huh, huh, eating tacos you say? Uhuh uhuh uhuh.”
Yes. Eating tacos. Because they’re food. I don’t mind innuendo, but you should have to work for it more than that.
Maybe I’m just being a touchy little bitch about a joke, though.
Yeah it was more of a recoil from the response. I eat lots of tacos, of the food not the whore variety. They are a great food item and can be good with such a variety of ingredients.
At least it's not pie. American Pie ruined discourse in the '90s.
I mean, the same applies to hotdogs, popsicles and bananas. That one isn't even limited to just discussion, you physically cannot eat them in public without a lot of times getting hit by the joke.
I guess I’ve just never had anyone give me shit about eating any of those, but I have run into annoying examples of the taco innuendo derailing things. You aren’t wrong, though.
I never want to see the words "taco" and "Kamala Harris" that close to each other again.
I wonder if the people who throw every season they have on food realize that many seasons clash or neutralize the taste profile?
> Middle ages pretty much defined by wars to obtain and maintain trade routes for spices
> "wHiTe PeOpLe DoN't KnOw WhAt SeAzUnInG iZ"
It's kinda amazing how people fought and died just so some fat inbred noble get to eat tastier roast suckling pig, when you think about it.
Not much different to how it works in current day. "Go die in a rice paddy halfway across the world or we put you in a cage."
There's this route, or the "it's not black people buying Atomic Ass Destroyer hot sauce" route, but there's no way to actually argue with them because they're not making an argument to begin with.
I really despise the libertarian retards who fall back on "no we shouldn't ban them, just make better arguments and the marketplace of ideas will decide".
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