The soloist and guitarist of Rage Against The Machine He made these comments during a live concert in Boston this weekend, where he performed with a poster that said “Fuck Trump” behind him.
During the concert, he addressed the dispute between the president of the United States and Bruce Springsteen, who reached new heights earlier this month when the singer -songwriter took the stage in England and He called Trump a “president not suitable” And he accused him of leading a “corrupt, incompetent and traitorous administration.”
Trump responded by resorting to his social truth platform and describing Springsteen as a “dry rocker” and “a guy without talent”.
Then he hinted that there could be a federal investigation into support for Kamala Harris of springsteen, Oprah, Bond and “Many others”, in addition to sharing a false video that showed it by demolishing Springsteen with a golf ball.
“Bruce attacks Trump because, all his life, he has defended truth, justice, democracy and equality,” Morello said on stage. “And Trump is furious with him because Bruce attracts more audience. That guy fucks!”.
The guitarist, who has been on tour and touched live with Springsteen several times in the past, also joked saying that the set in Boston could be the “last great event before we all get to jail” and showed that he had written “Fuck Ice” in the back of his guitar.
This is not the first time that Morello attacks Trump. In 2020, the anti -capitalist musician criticized a group of Donald Trump’s supporters for using “Killing in the name” of Rage Against The Machine to campaign for the re -election of the president.
Before that, Morello called the Republican President a “demagogue of orange face” in an interview with NME, and then hit the message “Fuck Trump” at the rear of his guitar during a performance with Prophets of Rage In Open’er 2017.
Other artists spoke against Donald Trump
Other artists who have supported Springsteen in the middle of Trump’s negative reaction include Neil Youngwho urged the president to “stop thinking about what the rockers say. To think about saving the United States from the disaster you have created”, and the leader of Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedderwho insisted that “part of freedom of expression is the open debate. Part of democracy is a healthy public discourse.”
“The insults are unworthy”he added. “Bruce has always been pro -American, with his values and his freedom, and his justice has always remained intact. And I say this now to make sure that this freedom of expression continues to exist within one or two years, when we return to this microphone.”
Source: Ambito
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