You're fooling exactly nobody. You didn't talk about buying Marlboros, you talked about buying a type of cigarette that is disprportionately bought by African Americans. There's no reason at all to specify menthols other than to race-bait. Only 30% of cigarettes sold are menthols. But over 70% of African American smokers smoke them:
http://archive.sph.harvard.edu/press-releases/archives/2005-releases/press08182005.html
You were looking for a product with a broadly understood link to the African American community --a product blacks were more than twice as likely to buy than whites-- and you found it. Then, as if to remove all doubt about it being intentional, you went on to provide two other suspiciously specific items with African American associations. They weren't buying CDs, generally, they were buying rap CDs, specifically. They weren't buying jewelry, generally, they were buying "bling" -- a term associated strongly with urban blacks. And then you started writing in your race-baiting faux African American patois ("deys skin").
You're a race-baiter. That's not uncommon on the right, of course. You have plenty of company, there. But where you really distinguish yourself is in being incredibly cowardly about it. You simply lack the balls to stand up and honestly admit what you were doing. And thus the rest of us don't just dislike you for your bigotry, we despise you for your lack courage.
