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Source: Revolver News
Metallica's visit with an injured Ukraine soldier raises many concerning questions…
June 5, 2023
A photo featuring Metallica frontman James Hetfield alongside a Ukrainian soldier has sparked significant controversy. It seems that Hetfield, who was previously known for his advocacy of peace and opposition to war, has now shown an inclination towards chaos and violence. Reports suggest that he disturbingly told the injured Ukrainian soldier to "kill them all," making a macabre reference to a well-known Metallica song.
Baffled independent journalist Michael Tracey shared the tweet:
Overwhelmed by the abundance of questions raised here pic.twitter.com/e9uUK6Tg7V
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) June 4, 2023
Here's a closeup of the photo, and James ghoulishly urging Ukraine to "kill them all":
Many are wondering why a Ukrainian soldier was in the U.S. for treatment, and that question is answered in this recent Billboard article on the meetup:
Ukrainian serviceman Roman Denysiuk was brought to the Vail Valley for treatment through the local non-profit Limbs For Liberty on May 11 after a fall from his wheelchair that resulted in him re-fracturing his femur and necessitating surgery to repair the leg.
Even more baffling is this strange new "love" of war that we see coming from formally peace-loving left-wingers like Metallica. These are the lyrics to an anti-war song "Disposable Heroes" from Metallica's "Master of Puppets" album.
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