The album 's subject matter is largely darker than Dinger 's previous three albums , mirroring changes in German culture . Like contemporary bands such as D.A.F. , Dinger wrote of America 's political and cultural hegemony over the western world , often comparing the policies of Ronald Reagan to those of the Nazis ( " '' Heil Ronald ! '' " is a lyric from the song '' Pipi AA '' ) . Dinger also criticises the commercialism and inhumanity of society ( " '' Businessmen verkauft die Welt / Tod und Leben gegen Geld '' " -- '' Businessmen sell the earth / Death and life versus money '' ) . By far the most famous ( and inflammatory ) song to come from '' Néondian '' is '' America '' , an anti-US pop song , which Warner Bros. refused to print the lyrics of in the album 's official CD re-release . Perhaps the most striking lyrics are -- " '' Do n't say you fight for freedom / You stole all your land from Indians / In a holocaust / And you still do ! '' " This reflects Dinger 's outrage at the Reagan administration 's treatment of Native American Indians , an issue which he was passionate about , and for which the album is named ( Néon = Neon ( urban ) , - dian = Indian ) . The album cover art features visual representations of many of these themes , Dinger having a white feather stuck to his head with a sticking plaster , and the lid of a Coca-Cola bottle stuck to the photo
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The Holocaust
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