Harsh Reality Truth About UN Vote Declaring Food a Human Right

This meme uses the popular whisper scene template from the 2022 film *The Menu*. The top text asks to be told the harshest reality truth, followed by an image of the character Tyler looking stressed, wide-eyed and sweating as chef Julian Slowik whispers to him. The reveal below the image is a tweet sharing the fact that in 2021, the UN attempted to declare access to food a universal human right, and only two countries voted against the resolution. The original post title asks viewers to guess these two countries, with the commonly known implied answer being the United States and Israel.

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@Gabbar X (Twitter)

Just found out that in 2021, the UN tried to declare food a human right, two countries voted against it.

Dialogue

Hit me with the harshest reality truth.

Overview

This meme uses the popular whisper scene template from the 2022 film The Menu. The top text asks to be told the harshest reality truth, followed by an image of the character Tyler looking stressed, wide-eyed and sweating as chef Julian Slowik whispers to him. The reveal below the image is a tweet sharing the fact that in 2021, the UN attempted to declare access to food a universal human right, and only two countries voted against the resolution. The original post title asks viewers to guess these two countries, with the commonly known implied answer being the United States and Israel.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced via RSS from the X (formerly Twitter) account @WholesomeMeme, with the original post title asking users to guess the two countries that voted against the UN resolution. The meme template originates from the 2022 film The Menu, and this specific edited version pairing the template with the UN vote fact was first shared by X user @Gabbar0099 before being reposted widely across social media platforms.