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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: pjcomix on August 16, 2024, 11:00:55 AM
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Tim Walz acting the part of the bland "white guy" pretends to Kamala Harris that black pepper is at the top of the spice level in Minnesota. In reality, Walz won several hotdish competitions while in Congress using a recipe of rather spicy ingredients. I might even cook it myself but I don't think my wife would like it because she can't tolerate food that is too spicy.
https://rumble.com/v5b6xzh-walz-pretends-to-be-bland-spicy-food-denialist-despite-winning-spicy-food-c.html (https://rumble.com/v5b6xzh-walz-pretends-to-be-bland-spicy-food-denialist-despite-winning-spicy-food-c.html)
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Tim A.Walz is nothing more than the latest Dim'Rat who can't even be assed to lie convincingly. Not about his service record, not about his personal cowardice in the face of riots and angry mobs, nothing.
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Walz probably doesn't know how to spell "Vindaloo" or "Sichuan", let alone tasted either dish/cuisine. Butter Chicken or Cantonese is probably about the edge of Walz's tolerance for "spicy", :rotf: .
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Kamala Mocks White People
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2024/08/kamala-mocks-white-people.php (https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2024/08/kamala-mocks-white-people.php)
This is an official Kamala Harris campaign video. It is hard to say what the point is. Kamala ridicules white people for eating food that isn’t spicy. The commercial is a dialogue between Harris and Tim Walz. Walz plays the white guy who eats “white guy tacos.” Walz is the bottom end of this relationship: he humiliates himself by being subservient to Harris, on behalf of (obviously inferior) white people:
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Playing to idiotic racial stereotypes is commonly known as racism. One wonders how Walz’s fellow Minnesotans will react to his claim that we don’t eat any spices more exotic than pepper.
Admittedly, I'm not from Minnesota, but growing up in Central California and working with people from India, Thailand, and several areas of China, foods with "heat" and spice are not exactly foreign to me. There may be some basis in fact with white people in MN (not much, probably), but many/most white folks have tastes for foods with more spice and "heat" than Kammie's & Timmie's stereotype.
On the side, is Kammie suddenly acknowledging her Indian heritage after "identifying" for a decade or two with her 1/64th or 1/256th black ancestry?