Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Race Quotes

Eddie's first line is him shaking his head and gruffly lamenting the existence of Toons. He has lumped all of them into one narrow stereotype he's formed in his head, and he lets his attitude toward one Toon affect the way he views and treats all others.

Some people won't enter certain neighborhoods because they would be in the minority there. Eddie's prejudice toward Toontown keeps him from entering it, and makes him want nothing to do with it, or the Toons who live there.

This is a joke (elephants like peanuts) but it also serves a double meaning, showing that the Toons are used for cheap labor and are easily expendable.