Trendy 00S Leadzanger forced to make shock u-turn after prohibiting Trump supporters from his shows

The singer of rock band The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus forbid Christian permanent Donald Trump Proponents of coming to his shows … but seem to have returned a few days later.

Ronnie Winter, 42, has been pronounced for years about his position on the president and begged fans who voted for Trump last month Do not attend his performances.

In a video shared on his social media page on June 15, Ronnie stated: ‘Hello, I am Ronnie Winter. I sing for the red jumpsuit device and I actually follow what Jesus says.

‘If you are a Christian and you look at this and you have voted for Donald Trump, you are ashamed. You can’t come to my shows. I don’t want you there.

‘Don’t come to my shows. It is great that you keep the face down, but it is not for you. It’s not your song. ‘

He continued: ‘If you voted for Donald Trump, never come to my shows. Don’t come to my shows, because you’re going to hear a lot woke up Propaganda and you will hear the real words of Jesus, you will hear a lot of acceptance from all areas of life and races, and you will see a lot of harmony.

“That’s not what you’re about,” Kay, don’t come. Restitutions available.

“Don’t come forever.”

Ronnie Winter, singer of the red jumpsuit device, warned Trump supporters that they were not welcome in his show

Winter told his fans that if they voted for Trump and Christians, they should be ashamed of themselves

Two days later, on June 17, a separate post at U-turn appeared in its first position.

“God’s invitation of love in his heavenly kingdom is open to everyone,” read a caption.

‘Let’s stop trying to manipulate the invitation of the heavenly father. A second is it not strange not to be invited to our events? Let it sink in boys.

“Of course everyone is invited to our events, but leaves the divorces behind.”

In the weeks followed, Ronnie revealed that he had to rearrange tour dates due to an attack of abuse and death threats by Trump supporters.

Speakingly about the reaction posted in a Tiktok posted on July 1, he said: “The extreme links think that I am not awake enough, and the far right think I am too awake, that is where we are.”

Fans of the red jumpsuit device are apparently divided over Ronnie’s comments, with some they praise because they are pronounced.

However, others criticized the singer for sharing his politics.

Two days later, on June 17, a separate post on U-turn appeared in his first position

Ronnie performs with the band at the 7107 International Music Festival on February 23, 2014

To the comments about Tiktok, they argued: ‘You are a musician. Keep politics to yourself. You said that Trump supporters should not listen to your music. Ok cool. I will stop listening to your two hits. ‘

“It’s a shame that you couldn’t separate your personal life with your musical career,” another posted.

“I loved your music. It helped me get through the time. So get to hear that I am not welcome to be a fan anymore, because I voted for someone I believe it is hateful and offensive. ‘

Others said: “Even more support from this fan!”

On Early: ‘Ronnie, I just want to know, am I still very welcome to see you in September? Yes, I voted for Trump, yes, there are things that I do not agree with and things that I agree with.

‘I am not the type to show my political opinions or beliefs. But I am just curious if I can still be present. By the way, I grew up with Green Day and still listen to them every day. ‘

Ronnie responded to the comment: ‘That is possible [say] Sorry for making an error. Then you can come. ‘

The red jumpsuit device is a rock band formed in Middleburg, Florida, in 2003.

Ronnie is a current member next to Joey Westwood, Josh Burke, Randy Winter, John Espy and Nadeem Salam.

Their hits include Face Down and False Pretention, both released on their 2006 album Don’t You Fake It.