Rock Legends KISS Stop Concert to SLAM Liberals!

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Legendary rock band Kiss gave a big ol’ middle finger to anti-American clowns like Colin Kaepernick, Brandon Marshall, or any other athletes that have been disrespectful during the national anthem.

The Hall of Fame rockers stopped one of their shows to honor military members, recite the Pledge of Allegiance, and then performed a rockin’ version of the national anthem.

“You should remember, patriotism is always cool,” lead singer Paul Stanley told the crowd. “Loving your country is always cool. Standing up, respecting, and honoring our military is always cool.”

Being a multi-millionaire for playing the game of football and whining about “oppression,” not so cool.

Check it out (beginning at about the 2:54 mark) …

Via Truth Revolt:

At a stop in Worcester, Massachusetts, Kiss brought its roadie for the day onstage, along with other members of the military past and present, and led the entire arena in the Pledge of Allegiance, something the band has done before. However, this one had a bit of a special message to a particular NFL player — a not-so-subtle knock to the shenanigans by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, lead singer Paul Stanley said:

“You should remember, patriotism is always cool. Loving your country is always cool. Standing up, respecting and honoring our military is always cool. So, to show some respect between pick-throwing, we’re going to put our right hands over our hearts and why don’t we say the Pledge of Allegiance.”

The band then launched into an instrumental version of the national anthem — a slightly more explosive version than Jimi Hendrix once did.

The band has displayed pro-American, pro-military tendencies in the past. Over the years, they’ve hired military veterans to work as roadies on their various tours.

This is an unforgettable gesture that we’ll always remember. Thank you Kiss for showing respect to the national anthem, our country, and veterans that they so richly deserve!

Comment: What do you think of Kiss’ patriotic display? If you support them, share this story!

103 thoughts on “Rock Legends KISS Stop Concert to SLAM Liberals!”

  2. Guest

    I was never a huge KISS fan, liked a couple songs, but they make me a big fan with this gesture.

    Never forget, thousands of young men and women – 17, 18, 19, 20 year olds (and older) gave away all their tomorrows so we could have what we do today.

  5. Guest

    THANK U KISS FOR STANDING UP TO THESE DAMB LIBS…!!! ABOUT TIME..!! MY DAMB GRAM SON A LIBERAL BUT I THINK HE ONLY LISENS TO RAP… SHAME HIS DEADBEAT FATHER DIDNT RAISE HIM RITE!!! GOD BLESS KISS NATION HOSS…!!!!!!

  9. Guest

    Omar and Tlaib won't be there either.
    Quran (21:44) – "…See they not that We gradually reduce the land (in their control) from its outlying borders? Is it then they who will win?"
    Sahih Muslim (1:30) – "The Messenger of Allah said: I have been commanded to fight against people so long as they do not declare that there is no god but Allah."

    Sahih Bukhari (52:73) – "Allah's Apostle said, 'Know that Paradise is under the shades of swords'."

    Sahih Bukhari (11:626) – [Muhammad said:] "I decided to order a man to lead the prayer and then take a flame to burn all those, who had not left their houses for the prayer, burning them alive inside their homes."

    Sahih Muslim (1:149) – "Abu Dharr reported: I said: Messenger of Allah, which of the deeds is the best? He (the Holy Prophet) replied: Belief in Allah and Jihad in His cause…"

  10. Guest

    Fav band of all time, and not woke ???! America is least racist best opportunity for all country in the world. Why do so many immigrants want to come here? And why do leftists politicians who hate on America want them all to come here, for a better life they say, if it's racist towards immigrants and non whites?

  15. KayBuehl

    Bless their hearts! They all should do this but many are degenerate liberal vermin like springstein, cher, mahoochy, lady gag me and midler etc.

  17. Guest

    How honest and true is their stand. With out the Military the whole country would now be one big rice growing field. Showing respect for your county and it's defender's, doesn't take much to do. I think it shows your maturity and appreciation for what you have got. FEEDOM.

  22. Guest

    #1 As mentioned in other comments below, I never much cared for their music, although recently on You tube, I saw an unplugged Kiss show and they were great, Hats off to them. Now I’ll listen more..

  23. Guest

    Big thumbs up to a group that actually gets it, and is situationally aware enough to understand where the opportunity came from for *them* to succeed so brilliantly…

  31. Guest

    It’s not right trying to force people to be patriotic … patriotism comes from the heart.
    All we are saying is don’t disrespect the symbols of our historic quest for freedom, human rights and dignity.

  34. Guest

    I have worked with Kiss, multiple times, as a stagehand. They are OK guys. What surprises me is, with lefties today, that they haven’t been called “white supremacist,” due to their white painted faces.

  37. Guest

    KISS was my favorite band when I was younger, but now they are my most favorite band in the world. I love you KISS and all the members of it. I’m happy to see you are on the side of TRUMP, just like all should be, but they want to try and make him look and sound bad. How the hell can you talk crap about our POTUS when you don’t even know him. So you all need to STFU douche bags. You think you know it all when you’re dumb as F__K! Go to hell Liberals! All of you!

  38. Guest

    Never been a KISS fan, other that liking a few of their song. However, this impresses me and has changed my mind about them. This was a great thing that they did and do in their concerts. Thanks KISS.

  41. Guest

    It’s great that the group who is an idol to billions of fans awaken national consciousness and inspired to become better citizens of the own country. I respect those artists who use their powerful voice to the millions who listen in order to make the world a better place.
    Maybe not everyone manages it so well. Like for example RHCP with their concert in support of Bernie Sanders last February http://www.popmatters.com/review/the-red-hot-chili-peppers-stoke-the-fire-for-bernie-sanders-political-revol/ but at least I appreciate the fact that they didn’t spoil all red hot chili peppers tour http://livetourtickets.com/red-hot-chili-peppers-2017-tour-tickets/ by their political preferences.
    I think that the elections 2016 have created some tension in a society which has long been and in such difficult times artists have to bring people together and not stand on one side.

  43. Guest

    Your comment is so anti-Obama …. nice work. During his 8 years He poisoned the already addle-brained LEFT with his Agenda of achieving fairness by taking from one group and giving to another, instead of helping to raise all to higher standards.

  44. Guest

    Darren, Life is all about choices. Some people choose to be survivors, winners, or champions. Others wrap themselves in the VICTIM BLANKET. Society cannot guarantee positive outcomes for everyone, some folk just want to be on the dole forever, making ZERO contribution to society. WE cannot continue to support DRUG HABITS and LAZINESS. People who have fallen on hard times due to no fault of their own are the ones who should to be helped first, they have been productive and will be again given just a little bit of assistance.

  46. Guest

    I’m not American, so I have no proper insight into what it’s like to live in America. What I do know is that 2 children growing up in the same household, given the same love and attention from their parents, afforded the same opportunities by ‘the system’, can grow up leading 2 completely opposite lives. One can become successful, the other a drug addict on the streets and/or in jail. So, if it can happen in the same house it’s going to happen to neighbours, people 2 streets away, 2 suburbs away, 2 states away, etc. On the other hand, they could both end up successful, or both dead/in jail. ‘The System’ doesn’t have to determine the outcome of your life, not if you let it.
    Here in Australia I see people whining about their lives and about not having enough money for their family. All while smoking, drinking alcohol, taking drugs, etc. Never having worked hard to attain anything more in life. Give up the smoking, drinking, drugs and other excesses, and they’d have more money to do better things with it.
    Yes, there are HUGE numbers of people that fight a real struggle, but the loudest cries come from those who EXPECT more when they don’t WORK for more.

    I see you’ve taken your opportunity on this platform to make one statement. One statement just to oppose someone else’s take on their experience growing up. You can’t oppose Gene’s take on growing up in America. He’s one person. One survivor. One success story. He didn’t get there by someone handing it to him. He worked at achieving success.
    So, did ‘the system’ let you down, someone else let you down or did you let yourself down?
    Believe me, I’m not sitting in an Ivory Tower. I happen to live in the worst Crt in my suburb. I live across the road from the house most visited by Police in my suburb, and probably the surrounding suburbs. Druggies and dealers, the same next door to them, and at least 3 other druggies in the Crt. These people don’t define me, though. They annoy me, and upset my life and the lifestyle I would like to have, but they don’t define ME, as a person, and they don’t hold me back from moving forward.

  48. Guest

    If you’re not familiar with Gene Simmons’ story, he was born to a Holocaust survivor, his mother, in Israel. After his father abandoned them, they immigrated to America when he was 8. To hear him tell it is very powerful and emotional. So, he understands how great this country is, appreciates it, and that’s probably why Kiss recites the Pledge of Allegiance and plays the National Anthem at every show on this tour.

  50. Guest

    Way to go KISS! Thank you for showing your patriotism and love for the people of this nation! America is on a spiral downhill and it isn’t going to stop as long as we continue to let outsiders tell us what is right and what is wrong. America needs strong leadership in Washington and thru the media. You may very well be the only voice out there that anyone will hear! Keep on keeping on!

  52. Guest

    OK Mom; Can I have my “KISS” records back Now??
    KISS is Rockin the Vote, While “Stevie Nicks is Trying to “Lick Hitlery’s Box!!
    Some Rockers Get it…. And some Rockers Don’t!!

  55. Guest

    Gene Simmons is a stanch conservative and very pro-Tump. He has been on Fox News Out numbered a few times. What does he and Donald Trump have in common? Neither has ever smoked, taken drugs or drink alcohol..

  56. Guest

    From a Military Mom, I just want to say Thank you KISS!!! You Rock. What you did was golden and meant so much more than words can say. Thank you so much. XOXOXOXO

  60. Guest

    As a US Army Combat War Veteran (Desert Shield/Desert Storm) – I can say that I am proud that KISS is doing this. IN a country where a lot of singers/actors/athletes are bashing this country, it does make us proud that there are bands like this that stands up for us. Thank you.

  63. williamxxx

    #1 As mentioned in other comments below, I never much cared for their music, although recently on You tube, I saw an unplugged Kiss show and they were great, Hats off to them. Now I’ll listen more..

  64. bkp

    Big thumbs up to a group that actually gets it, and is situationally aware enough to understand where the opportunity came from for *them* to succeed so brilliantly…

  71. sam

    It’s not right trying to force people to be patriotic … patriotism comes from the heart.
    All we are saying is don’t disrespect the symbols of our historic quest for freedom, human rights and dignity.

  72. stageangel

    I have worked with Kiss, multiple times, as a stagehand. They are OK guys. What surprises me is, with lefties today, that they haven’t been called “white supremacist,” due to their white painted faces.

  74. clowekey

    KISS was my favorite band when I was younger, but now they are my most favorite band in the world. I love you KISS and all the members of it. I’m happy to see you are on the side of TRUMP, just like all should be, but they want to try and make him look and sound bad. How the hell can you talk crap about our POTUS when you don’t even know him. So you all need to STFU douche bags. You think you know it all when you’re dumb as F__K! Go to hell Liberals! All of you!

  75. Alan

    Never been a KISS fan, other that liking a few of their song. However, this impresses me and has changed my mind about them. This was a great thing that they did and do in their concerts. Thanks KISS.

  78. edvard_j_83

    It’s great that the group who is an idol to billions of fans awaken national consciousness and inspired to become better citizens of the own country. I respect those artists who use their powerful voice to the millions who listen in order to make the world a better place.
    Maybe not everyone manages it so well. Like for example RHCP with their concert in support of Bernie Sanders last February http://www.popmatters.com/review/the-red-hot-chili-peppers-stoke-the-fire-for-bernie-sanders-political-revol/ but at least I appreciate the fact that they didn’t spoil all red hot chili peppers tour http://livetourtickets.com/red-hot-chili-peppers-2017-tour-tickets/ by their political preferences.
    I think that the elections 2016 have created some tension in a society which has long been and in such difficult times artists have to bring people together and not stand on one side.

  80. Michael

    If you’re not familiar with Gene Simmons’ story, he was born to a Holocaust survivor, his mother, in Israel. After his father abandoned them, they immigrated to America when he was 8. To hear him tell it is very powerful and emotional. So, he understands how great this country is, appreciates it, and that’s probably why Kiss recites the Pledge of Allegiance and plays the National Anthem at every show on this tour.

      1. Darren

        I’m not American, so I have no proper insight into what it’s like to live in America. What I do know is that 2 children growing up in the same household, given the same love and attention from their parents, afforded the same opportunities by ‘the system’, can grow up leading 2 completely opposite lives. One can become successful, the other a drug addict on the streets and/or in jail. So, if it can happen in the same house it’s going to happen to neighbours, people 2 streets away, 2 suburbs away, 2 states away, etc. On the other hand, they could both end up successful, or both dead/in jail. ‘The System’ doesn’t have to determine the outcome of your life, not if you let it.
        Here in Australia I see people whining about their lives and about not having enough money for their family. All while smoking, drinking alcohol, taking drugs, etc. Never having worked hard to attain anything more in life. Give up the smoking, drinking, drugs and other excesses, and they’d have more money to do better things with it.
        Yes, there are HUGE numbers of people that fight a real struggle, but the loudest cries come from those who EXPECT more when they don’t WORK for more.

        I see you’ve taken your opportunity on this platform to make one statement. One statement just to oppose someone else’s take on their experience growing up. You can’t oppose Gene’s take on growing up in America. He’s one person. One survivor. One success story. He didn’t get there by someone handing it to him. He worked at achieving success.
        So, did ‘the system’ let you down, someone else let you down or did you let yourself down?
        Believe me, I’m not sitting in an Ivory Tower. I happen to live in the worst Crt in my suburb. I live across the road from the house most visited by Police in my suburb, and probably the surrounding suburbs. Druggies and dealers, the same next door to them, and at least 3 other druggies in the Crt. These people don’t define me, though. They annoy me, and upset my life and the lifestyle I would like to have, but they don’t define ME, as a person, and they don’t hold me back from moving forward.

        1. LastTaxPayer

          Darren, Life is all about choices. Some people choose to be survivors, winners, or champions. Others wrap themselves in the VICTIM BLANKET. Society cannot guarantee positive outcomes for everyone, some folk just want to be on the dole forever, making ZERO contribution to society. WE cannot continue to support DRUG HABITS and LAZINESS. People who have fallen on hard times due to no fault of their own are the ones who should to be helped first, they have been productive and will be again given just a little bit of assistance.

          1. sam

            Your comment is so anti-Obama …. nice work. During his 8 years He poisoned the already addle-brained LEFT with his Agenda of achieving fairness by taking from one group and giving to another, instead of helping to raise all to higher standards.

  82. Marianne

    Way to go KISS! Thank you for showing your patriotism and love for the people of this nation! America is on a spiral downhill and it isn’t going to stop as long as we continue to let outsiders tell us what is right and what is wrong. America needs strong leadership in Washington and thru the media. You may very well be the only voice out there that anyone will hear! Keep on keeping on!

  85. T.M.

    Gene Simmons is a stanch conservative and very pro-Tump. He has been on Fox News Out numbered a few times. What does he and Donald Trump have in common? Neither has ever smoked, taken drugs or drink alcohol..

  90. Bill

    As a US Army Combat War Veteran (Desert Shield/Desert Storm) – I can say that I am proud that KISS is doing this. IN a country where a lot of singers/actors/athletes are bashing this country, it does make us proud that there are bands like this that stands up for us. Thank you.

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