Frankie Palmeri Unloads On X, Targeting Protestors With Slurs And Vitriol
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Emmure frontman Frankie Palmeri has once again turned his X account into a digital battlefield, posting a series of rants that critics have labelled dehumanising and hateful.
The outburst included a tweet directed at protestors of the Gaza conflict where he wrote:
‘What’s wrong you commie r scumbags? Aren’t you happy? … Either way. F*k all of you. Always hated you. Always will. You suck.’
My @'s hella quiet. What's wrong you commie retard scumbags? Aren't you happy? Or has the reality that your zero substance life has absolutely nothing to hold on to is setting in and now you're panicking? Either way. Fuck all of you. Always hated you. Always will. You suck.
The posts came amid discussions of a ceasefire in Gaza, one the UN Commission still identifies within an ongoing genocide investigation. Protestors continued gathering across the U.S., and Palmeri made them his latest target.
Over the past week, Palmeri has lashed out at several public figures on X. He called NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani a ‘delusional f***** r*****’ for supporting free public transport, mocked Joe Rogan for urging Donald Trump to ‘have a f***** heart’ on immigration, and celebrated historian Mark Bray being denied international travel for writing about Antifa, adding, ‘Times up, freaks.’
He also praised Trump’s alleged role in halting violence in Gaza, writing:
‘Palestine is now free… You can all remove the flags from your bio of a country you never intended to visit… and move on to your next performative cross to bare.’
Palestine is now free. Wonder what kind of mental gymnastics people are doing to discredit Donald Trump for his involvement. You can all remove the flags from your bio of a country you never intended to visit in your lifetime and move on to your next performative cross to bare.
Palmeri’s long history of online controversies has only grown since Elon Musk’s acquisition of X in 2022, a period that’s seen documented spikes in hate speech and misinformation. The European Commission has even issued formal warnings to the platform over its handling of extremist and violent content.
Meanwhile, Attila’s Chris Fronzak jumped into the conversation, saying, ‘If it were any other president, people would be throwing parades… But since it’s Trump everyone is silent.’
If it were any other president people would be throwing parades in the streets and praising them. But since it's Trump everyone is completely silent 🦗
