Dee Snider Supports Politicians Using “We’re Not Gonna Take It” as their Anthem
Dee Snider, the iconic frontman of Twisted Sister, has given his approval for politicians from both parties to use the band’s anthem, “We’re Not Gonna Take It,” during their campaign events and advertisements. However, Snider has made it clear that he draws the line when it comes to politicians promoting QAnon conspiracies.
Key Takeaway
Dee Snider, the frontman of Twisted Sister, has given politicians permission to use the band’s anthem, “We’re Not Gonna Take It,” in their campaigns. However, Snider strongly opposes any association with QAnon conspiracy theories and does not want his music aligned with such beliefs. He remains supportive of the military, including the Israel Defense Forces, using the song as a battle cry.
Snider, known for his outspokenness on social media, believes that QAnon is a source of misinformation and falsehoods. He strongly opposes any individual promoting QAnon theories and does not want his music associated with such beliefs.
Strong Opposition to QAnon
While granting permission for the use of his band’s song by politicians, Dee Snider wants to distance himself from any association with QAnon conspiracy theories. He firmly believes that there is already enough misinformation in the world and does not want his music contributing to the spread of false narratives.
Snider has been vocal about his opposition to QAnon on social media platforms, and his stance remains unwavering. He sees it as his responsibility to ensure that his music does not align with or endorse any conspiracy theories.
Support for the Military and the Israel Defense Forces
In addition to discussing the use of “We’re Not Gonna Take It” in political campaigns, Dee Snider also shared his thoughts on the U.S. military and the Israel Defense Forces utilizing the song as a battle cry.
Snider expresses his support for the armed forces and their use of Twisted Sister’s music. He believes that the anthem resonates with the bravery and determination required in military operations. Even in the context of the ongoing conflict in Gaza, Snider is supportive of the Israel Defense Forces utilizing the song.
