Mumford & Sons Are Being Slammed Over A Photo With An Alt-Right Douchebag
"Looking forward to a folk-pop jam about maintaining a strict hierarchy."
Mumford & Sons are being blasted by fans on social media after they were pictured with anti-feminist, alt-right dickhead, Jordan Peterson.
Peterson, whose charming ideas include the notion that women were never oppressed throughout history, that Islamaphobia is just a word used to “manipulate morons“, and white privilege is a “Marxist lie” — posted a picture on his Instagram showing him hanging out in the studio with the members of the band.
The photo was originally taken in May, but flew under the radar until it resurfaced on Twitter yesterday — where it has now been roundly slammed:
i have irrationally hated mumford and sons for years and now it’s justified since they hung out with fucking JORDAN PETERSON
— stop making amazon alexa jokes (@charminggirl666) August 2, 2018
incredibly cursed image pic.twitter.com/S37QJWAeLP
— 🇯🇲 (@BBAATTEESSYY) August 2, 2018
alright bai @MumfordAndSons pic.twitter.com/wCGpZhNVX6
— Kbear Harris 🗽 (@KbearHarris) August 3, 2018
Welp, it looks like Mumford + Sons are getting added to the cancelled list. https://t.co/LxjKB5RzJA
— Jen Fritz🍒 (@jen_fritz) August 2, 2018
*now* i have a legit reason to hate Mumford & Sons https://t.co/hBuQn0CKZ0
— Union Busta Grimes (@themetrobolist) August 2, 2018
I’ve literally never had any desire to listen to Mumford & Sons. This has ensured I never will.
— Christopher Kelley (@ballardiangorse) August 2, 2018
Looking forward to a folk-pop jam about maintaining a strict hierarchy
— Chris Halabecki (@the_manekin) August 2, 2018
The band have yet to publicly respond to the backlash.
Peterson, a Canadian professor of clinical psychology, recently came under fire from just about everyone for promoting the idea of “enforced monogamy” as a way to prevent male violence.
“He was angry at God because women were rejecting him,” Mr. Peterson told the New York Times about Alek Minassian, the Toronto man who killed 10 people by driving a van down a busy street in April. “The cure for that is enforced monogamy. That’s actually why monogamy emerges.”
Violent attacks are what happens when men do not have partners, Peterson told the NYT, and society needs to work to make sure those men are married.
Which may be the most cooked idea a human has farted out in recent years.