Target Slammed for Selling Food Labelled Ghetto Gastro - Black Power Kitchen

[Rev.Cambeul]

Guess which is "RACIST" ...

COUNTRY CANTEEN
WHITE POWER
CUISINE

Or FUBU Foods?
For Us By Us / For Niggers By Niggers
known as ...

The OFFENDED are only Libtarded Whites Offended on Behalf of Blacks ...

Target is slammed for selling 'inappropriate' 'Ghetto Gastro' breakfast food range - but its founders say critics are 'missing the point' - and they're using 'food as a weapon to make an impact our on community'

* Social media users rounded on Target when it said it was selling 'Ghetto Gastro'

* The firm, founded in 2012, brands itself as 'Food for freedom. Fuel for Thought'

* Some took issue with use of the word 'ghetto' and the 'black power' messaging

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12485097/Target-slammed-selling-black-power-Ghetto-Gastro-breakfast-food-range-founder-say-uses-ancestral-ingredients-use-food-weapon-make-impact-community.html

Excerpt: The New York City brand, founded by Black Bronx natives in 2012, markets itself as 'Food for freedom. Fuel for Thought.'

But some took issue with its use of the word 'ghetto' and the 'black power' messaging plastered on its packaging.

'Target seems to have lost their damn minds,' wrote one Twitter user, upon seeing a photo of their products at one location.

'Yeah I'm sorry, it's a no from me. 'Ghetto Gastro' is a repulsive name for a product on various different levels,' wrote another.

One Twitter account compared it to Target's previous backlash for selling rainbow-themed apparel: 'When the marketing department decides Pride displays are passé.'

'I can't. Get your sh*t together, Target!!!' added another.

Not everyone was negative, with one Twitter user angry that the brand's intention was getting lost in translation.

'In this thread: white people being offended on the behalf of Black people that Target is stocking products from a Black owned business.

'One that, after perusing their site, I can't wait to order from once products like the macha pancake mix are back in stock.'

Another simply wanted to know the most important question involving food, asking: 'But is it good?'

A user who goes by the name 'Tribe' on Twitter put the brand's toaster pastries side-by-side with generic Pop Tarts and came away disappointed.

'Those new pop tarts with all the race card marketing at Target are not only double the price for half the amount... they're also more calories.'

[G.L.R.]

Had to post today's meme somewhere, and it doesn't take a whole book of facts to explain this.  They come here and we let them take over.  Remember when you used to vote, and it was based on the majority principle, the majority rules.  Today everything is run by the minorities.