Wes Borland To Trump Supporters: "Fuck You. Never Contact Me Again."

No fewer than nine people have been summarily executed by ICE agents in the past month, with the latest (to public knowledge) in the string of state-sanctioned murders was that of Minnesotan ICU nurse Alex Pretti, who, on the 24th of January, was beaten to the ground by nine ICE officers before being disarmed of his legally-owned concealed carry pistol, and shot 10 times, killing him. His last words were "Are you okay?", which he said to the woman he attempted to protect from being attacked by ICE.

Naturally, this outraged anyone with a conscience, including Limp Bizkit's guitarist, the one and only Wes Borland. Borland would take to Instagram on the 28th to make a statement of his own. The statement reads as follows:

If any of my followers voted or support Trump or are still friends with anyone who supports the Trump administration you're out. Fuck you.

Never contact me again.

This is not new behavior for Borland, who has been voicing criticism for the Trump Administration since it was merely a campaign in 2016. Following the 2016 RNC, he would take to Instagram to say this:

“I don’t speak out about this kind of thing publicly much, but after this first night of the RNC, I can’t even sleep knowing that there are so many people out there with bones in the middle of their brains. I feel like I’m going to puke. I cannot believe this is happening. How can you guys support this dude and his stupid stupid wife? Please unfollow me. Go fuck yourselves."

Borland is the latest in the nu metal scene to come forth with condemnations of the Trump administration or ICE, including ICE-T and Body Count, who revamped the song "Cop Killer" into "ICE Killer" at a recent show.