[ SECRET POST #2440 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2440 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I don't get it

[(Anonymous)]

The pig is covered in political slogans and symbols of oppression, one of which is a Star of David, I'm pretty certain that's what the OP is disgusted by.

Re: I don't get it

[(Anonymous)]

NA

I don't think most of those are actual political slogans? And I've never seen the crossed hammers before, either. I can see how OP would object to the inclusion of the Star of David, though.

It certainly makes more sense than my previous theory that OP just thought the inflatable pig was gross in and of itself.

Re: I don't get it

[vethica]

I think the crossed hammers are a symbol originating with Pink Floyd? I seem to recall seeing them in a clip of The Wall.

Re: I don't get it

[anarchicq]

The crossed hammers are from the Pink Floyd album THE WALL. So it's a fictional symbol of oppression.

Re: I don't get it

[(Anonymous)]

They're not, they're within the context of The Wall live show and the crossed hammers are in the film as well and used by the Neo-Nazi style characters in lieu of a swastika.

The implication of the inclusion of the Star of David is pretty clear in the show, especially since Waters has said things in the past to indicate he's fairly anti-Zionist.