 Complete the following phrase:  In March 2020, Metal Injection, The A.V. Club, and Slate all reported that the bands Twitter account had gone on a week-long effort of arguing with and insulting people. It began with insults of civil rights activist and bishop Talbert W. Swan II and accusations of having a victim mentality. The comments then expanded into areas such as defending the Unite the Right rally, calling people nerds, challenging the existence of white privilege in society, supporting Trumps Chinese virus rhetoric in reference to the COVID-19 pandemic, and fat-shaming women. Loudwire noted that many notable bands and musicians later responded to counter or ridicule the claims. Brown later used the band account to threaten legal action against an unflattering parody account assuming Trapts identity, only to drop the issue on the same day once the account altered its Twitter handle to make the parody clearer. In May 2020, Brown threatened legal action against multiple Change.org petitions to keep the bands music off of the upcoming Tony Hawks Pro Skater 1  2 re-release, even though the bands music never appeared on the originals nor was announced for the remaster. In the same month, Brown used the bands account to partially blame George Floyd for 