A Raze Rally refers to any of various events in the late 21st Century, wherein private owners of Double-Wides would simply destroy small towns that resisted The McDoubling by demolishing smaller buildings or entire towns with their vehicles. Members of Toofers considered this to be a light-hearted prank, as they enjoyed legal protections that exempted them from liability for "accidental, unintended, or lighthearted demolition via collision with [a vehicle]". The victims ("hosts") of Raze Rallies were generally liable for the minor damage their buildings or physical bodies did to rallying Double-Wides, variously citing "general failure to properly administer roadways," or "reckless refusal to adjust infrastructure to the public's needs".
Many towns leveled by Rallies were completely paved over to make room for new, wider highways, and their incorporations abolished.