Roger Waters gets shunned by his own band
It looks like the anti-Israel activist in the music world has led to a situation where his own rock band is now distancing themselves from him:
British musician Roger Waters (76) has made the headlines once again, this time complaining that he had been “banned” from Pink Floyd’s official site and social media by his former band mate David Gilmour. In a 5-minute video released on May 19th, Waters shared his deep frustration with his former partners’ refusal to let him use the band’s official platforms, supporting his claims with some very specific facts.So Waters is ranting against a guy with more common sense than he's ever had. What a shame people like Waters have to throw away respect from wider audiences for the sake of Orwellian politics, and always take the wrong side of an issue. Now, Waters is reaping what he's sown, and lost the support of his own rock band along with many other sources.
In psychoanalysis this kind of behavior is commonly known as “projection,” which is a basic psychological defense mechanism that allows humans to deny the existence of certain feelings and tendencies in themselves while attributing them to others. In this case, Gilmour is the subject of the projection. This gifted, pleasant and well-mannered musician, who had never been associated with any controversy, is now being accused of using “banishment” as a legitimate tool in conflict resolution, and the very accusation is coming from the abuser himself. Projection 101.
Labels: anti-semitism, dhimmitude, islam, Israel, londonistan, Moonbattery, showbiz
