The song "We Still Fight" by Hatebreed speaks about the frustrations and anger towards individuals who claim to support causes and voice their opinions, but do not take any real action or make any real changes. The lyrics criticize those who only comment on issues they cannot change and do not think before they speak. The song also calls out the lack of gratitude for freedom and safety, which many people take for granted. The lyrics question how these individuals can justify disrespecting those who sacrificed their lives for their beliefs and the loved ones of those who died. Hatebreed expresses their disgust for individuals who live in the comfort of their fantasies and have never fought for anything, but still pretend to be activists. The lyrics imply that if there was real anarchy, these privileged individuals would be the first to suffer. The jargon used by these individuals is seen as sickening, as they have lost sight of what truly matters. The song ends with a dedication to those who have sacrificed their lives to uphold their beliefs, acknowledging their honor and the ongoing fight for rights that they represent. It asserts that the song's message is not for those who try to demean these sacrifices, as they have no right to do so. In summary, "We Still Fight" is a call-out to those who claim to support causes and voice their opinions but do not take real action or make any significant changes. It criticizes their lack of gratitude for freedom and safety, their disrespect towards those who sacrificed their lives, and their detachment from what is truly important.
