Impresionante: Artistas de rock, metal y discográficas condenan el asesinato de George Floyd y piden parar con el racismo

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Luego del asesinato del afroamericano George Floyd, de 46 años, el pasado 25 de Mayo en Minneapolis a a manos del agente Derek Chauvin, las consiguientes protestas que se extendieron por todo Estados Unidos. A todo esto, muchos músicos se manisfestaron mediante sus redes sociales expresando sus condolencias por el hombre fallecido y condenó el accionar de la policía de ese país.

Ahora, eso no fue todo, ya que muchos de artistas también reaccionaron de manera negativa frente a los comentarios del presidente Donald Trump, quien acusó a los medios de haber fomentado el odio y la anarquía y de difundir, según él, noticias falsas. Entre los principales artistas que han generado noticia por su respuesta al presidente Donald Trump, se encuentra el cantante de los Guns N’ Roses, Axl Rose (puedes leer la noticia completa de Axl dando clic aquí).

Lo que muy pocos medios han criticado en contra de todas las manifestaciones es que, por si no se han dado cuenta, la pandemia sigue a nivel mundial y estar en cualquier tipo de marcha aumenta las posibilidades de contagio masivo, teniendo en cuenta que los Estados Unidos es el país con más infectados y muertes a nivel mundial.

Lista completa de artistas que condenan el asesinato de George Floyd y piden parar con el racismo

The Lamestream Media is doing everything within their power to foment hatred and anarchy. As long as everybody understands what they are doing, that they are FAKE NEWS and truly bad people with a sick agenda, we can easily work through them to GREATNESS!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 31, 2020

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Run Donny run into your bunker. You may be the first US President to do so out of fear of your own citizens. A real leader would address the nation properly and a real man would go face the protestors on the streets in person. But like other corrupt undemocratic leaders in the past, you’ve realized they are not your people as you are not really our President. These protests are not just over race but over institutional injustices beginning with the slave era electoral college that put you in power, K Street lobbying firms, superdelegates of a two party duopolistic Neo-liberal corporatocracy whose day has come. You make antifa a terrorist organization but not the KKK? The lessons of the 2018 peaceful successful revolution in Armenia can be applied in the US and elsewhere in the world. Coordinate online and block every street everywhere and force the regime to resign. The time has come. Your time has come @realdonaldtrump

A post shared by Serj Tankian (@serjtankian) on May 31, 2020 at 8:02pm PDT

We have to be better. pic.twitter.com/viGWdG7dmo

— Paul Stanley (@PaulStanleyLive) May 28, 2020

Lamestream media ISN’T doing everything within their power 2 foment hatred n’ anarchy, that’s U! As long as we get what Ur doing, that Ur FAKE NEWS n’ a truly bad, repulsive excuse 4 a person w/a sick agenda, we can work past U w/whatever it takes 2 a better, stronger future!!

— Axl Rose (@axlrose) June 1, 2020

WHITE SILENCE IS VIOLENCE!

Watch this video! The Police, & those they serve, would rather jack up the violence & burn down the town, than be held accountable under the law.

How about, Murder in the first degree, life for killer…

How about actual real law?

(Video @shaunking) pic.twitter.com/D1yFO9lbgV

— Roger Waters (@rogerwaters) May 31, 2020

No kidding https://t.co/dt5aB6YOjC

— Tom Morello (@tmorello) May 31, 2020

Several roads have brought us to this point. Only one road is going to lead us out of here. We HAVE to take the road together. Fight injustice. Fight racism. Fight oppression.

— Corey Taylor (@CoreyTaylorRock) June 1, 2020

SOLIDARITY: CHICAGO STYLE pic.twitter.com/a9T892o3Kx

— Rise Against (@riseagainst) May 30, 2020

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Today in front of the White House peaceful protesters took a knee for nine minutes. News media, I know you follow me, please share this

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Hey, Beloveds…I can’t dig into the light hearted stuff tonight…I’m sure you’ve seen or heard of the riots throughout the US…truly dark, tragic days…I send our love to you & yours, wherever you are & we’ve wish you well in all things…XXX
❤️❌❤️🌎🌏🌍❤️❌❤️🙏🙏🙏✌️✌️✌️😞 pic.twitter.com/mfwmNulS5c

— David Coverdale (@davidcoverdale) May 31, 2020

Say his name. Demand Justice. Donate.#JusticeForGeorgeFloyd #BlackLivesMatter

(art by Natalie Bui) pic.twitter.com/XTZbcW88m6

— Green Day (@GreenDay) May 30, 2020

This display of ignorance is astounding, yet woefully unsurprising. I have no words. Racism is unbelievable, in the truest sense of the word. We cant let those who use this for personal gain break our spirits. Create. Breathe. To not let it break us is a rebellious act in itself.

— Devin Townsend (@dvntownsend) May 31, 2020

If you ask me.. All I want is JUSTICE. Some fair treatment and some Respect for people.. Is that possible??? Right now, people are enraged. We’ll see how this plays out.. But you were warned, many times.. 👊🏽

— ICE T (@FINALLEVEL) May 31, 2020

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There comes a time when every generation makes a stand. This is ours. Let your voices be heard. Make it count. But do it right. #peacefulprotest #westandtogether #useyourhead #useyourheart #allforoneoneforall #fullcircle #wewillbeok #america🇺🇸 #landofthefree #homeofthebrave #andjusticeforall #wethepeople #loveandrespect #powerandgrace #thewindsofchange #wereinthistogether

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— Atlantic Records (@AtlanticRecords) May 30, 2020

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