As Antonio Gramsci argued, ruling groups maintain power partly by making their ideas seem like common sense. This helps explain the political significance of Metallica’s call for disengagement at a time when Israel’s genocide in Palestine demands urgent international attention. Hetfield’s vague agenda of “love, energy and heavy music” ultimately amounts to a refusal to stand for anything meaningful. And that refusal is itself deeply political.
Where do you think musicians get money from?
their label
on that note, are you supporting slavery by using devices with materials mined from slaves?
Yes. There is a difference in the degree of choice one has; lots of good music out there… Not so many choices for ethical electronics beyond reduce, reuse, and recycling.
well, same how i feel about music. plenty of good music out there, i cant refuse it if its good
You missed the point… That being you do have real, easy choice with music unlike your electronics example. It is your choice to support terrible people and practices.