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Dressing 'in the style of' something is not the same as being dressed as that thing.
Pics?
Haven't really listened to it in about 30 years now though.
That wasn't in Germany, or even this decade. It was 2013. For pictures of the pig in Berlin, and some commentary on how this picture has become falsely associated with the current show, see
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3027354/How-know-85-000-uniform-really-worn-Nazi-Hermann-Goering-stained-SWEAT.html
"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
"Just because I don't care, doesn't mean I don't understand." - Homer Simpson
A bit of basic logic:
- Some authoritarians are Nazis
- Roger Waters was wearing an authoritarian uniform
- Therefore Roger Waters was dressed as a Nazi.
That some of you get 3 from the combination of 1 and 2 is a failing of your schooldays. Clinging to this is Tucker Carlson-levels of argument.But what's with the West Ham irons on the pig???
There's some over-reaction, but the point could have been made just as well without provoking the response.
Dressing-up-quite-like-a-Nazi isn't far off starting-a-land-war-in-Asia in the list of classic blunders.
Remind you of anyone?
I don't see it matters where it was used.
Putting a Jewish symbol on a pig was bound to be provocative in most countries apart from maybe Arabic ones.
In 2014 Waters used Trump and Trump supporters to again illustrate the point if you aren't careful a racist movement could rise to power even in a modern so called leader of the free world country.
These days we go about things in a different way. I'm old so can't really understand what this fuss is about. It could mean I get a better seat at the O2 next Wednesday though so every cloud etc
How many fuhrers can dance on the head of a pin?
Is he simply spouting Russian state propaganda? Let's have that discussed and debunked or upheld rather than running a smear campaign. [Edit as per comment below, thanks]
You are entitled to your own personal opinion of the man of course!
Debunked or upheld, surely?
There are lots of shows and art in Germany that uses imagery that is meant to allude to 30's/40's Germany as part of a performance. And Germans get the same war films that everyone else does, so this kind of thing isn't new really. It's about intention, context and the law. His intentions were against nazism, the context was as part of a performance that he's done many times before, including in Germany, and I doubt he's broken any law.
So I think it's much ado about nothing really.
just because you do, doesn't mean you should.