Ethel Kane, who recently released a new song. Distorts.Ethel Kane’s ‘Stranger’, from her album Preacher’s Daughter, sparked controversy after posting a provocative post that appeared to support violent action.
Taking to Instagram, the 26-year-old made lewd remarks against the United States Congress and corporate leaders as he accused them of social evil.
The indie rock artist shared a photo with the wrong hashtags condemning big industries like oil, ammunition and insurance.
The Post appears to be referring to the recent shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York and calls for the indictment of Luigi Mangione for the crime.
“Violence begets violence,” Singer suggests.
In his post, Kane criticized the influence of corporate money on politics, saying, “Big oil buys Congress. No action on climate. The NRA bought Congress. No action on guns.” .Insurance companies buy no action on health care.Money is the root of our problems.
Later, Kane clarified his statement in a follow-up post, explaining that his remarks were not meant to be “severe”, but rather to respond to the continued discomfort he has been experiencing in society.
“Sometimes it becomes necessary,” he said, addressing the idea of using violence to create change. You make them fear for their lives and only hit them where it hurts or nothing will ever happen.
Kane continued by challenging the belief that “violence is never the answer,” saying, “Sometimes it is.”
Kane concluded the post by saying: “The world is on fire and it’s very clear who’s holding the match.”
On the work front, Ethel Cain has received attention for her album release. Distorts.as he combined his bold musical style with his clear ideas.