On Twitter, Metallica guitarist compares Trump to Hitler

Metallica’s Kirk Hammet is another of the American artists who are angry with Donald Trump in US power, and in particular with the speech made in his possession. On Twitter, the guitarist paraded several comments on the statements of the current president, compared to the declarations made in Germany in the 1930s, and Russia in 1940.

“Pay attention to people, unite for truth, compassion, and unity. Do not let go, “wrote Hammet in one of the tweets. On the other he was more direct: “Trump’s inaugural speech, asking him to put the US first, is, to me, familiar to the statements of Germany in 1930 … and then in Russia in 1940” – World War II era, Caused by Hitler.

“Whether we want to or not, we need each other to overcome this greater threat. And we all know what this threat is – people in power trying to deny us, our children and grandchildren a healthy future. Reject the American Carnage, “wrote the guitarist in other tweets, and also sent a message of resistance to the Americans:” The system wants to divide us because it is easier to control us like that. We are all together!”

Metallica’s Kirk Hammet is another of the American artists who are angry with Donald Trump in US power, and in particular with the speech made in his possession. On Twitter, the guitarist paraded several comments on the statements of the current president, compared to the declarations made in Germany in the 1930s, and Russia in 1940.

“Pay attention to people, unite for truth, compassion, and unity. Do not let go, “wrote Hammet in one of the tweets. On the other he was more direct: “Trump’s inaugural speech, asking him to put the US first, is, to me, familiar to the statements of Germany in 1930 … and then in Russia in 1940” – World War II era, Caused by Hitler.

“Whether we want to or not, we need each other to overcome this greater threat. And we all know what this threat is – people in power trying to deny us, our children and grandchildren a healthy future. Reject the American Carnage, “wrote the guitarist in other tweets, and also sent a message of resistance to the Americans:” The system wants to divide us because it is easier to control us like that. We are all together!”