White Man Marches On

The song 'White Man Marches On' by Redneck 28 is a stark example of music being used as a vehicle for hate speech and white supremacist ideology. The lyrics are filled with racist and anti-Semitic language, promoting a message of racial purity and violence against minorities. The song's title itself is a clear indication of its content, suggesting a march or progression of white supremacy.

The use of phrases like 'washed our hands in niggers blood' and references to 'mongrels' and 'the zog machine' (a term used in conspiracy theories to refer to a supposed Jewish control of the world) are indicative of extreme racial hatred. The song also makes a derogatory mention of Katie Price's son, who has a mixed racial heritage, and Jerry Springer, who is Jewish, further emphasizing its bigoted message. The repeated chorus 'Glory, glory blood and honor' echoes the rhetoric of historical white supremacist groups, which often glorified violence and racial purity as honorable pursuits.

It is important to note that the artist, Redneck 28, is associated with the far-right music scene, which is known for promoting such extremist views. The song's lyrics are not just offensive; they are dangerous, as they perpetuate hatred and division. Music can be a powerful tool for bringing people together, but in this case, it is used to do the exact opposite, fostering an environment of intolerance and hostility. The song 'White Man Marches On' is a reminder of the insidious ways in which music can be corrupted to serve hateful ideologies.