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He called “Heil Hitler”, spat on a Jew and showed the Hitler salute: Amok singer Kevin G. was convicted of racial discrimination.
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Now the neo-Nazi continues to rage. In his new album he rushes against Jews again.
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The judge gave neo-Nazi Kevin G. * another chance. The very last. In 2015, he spat on an Orthodox Jew with a few colleagues, showed the Hitler salute and insulted the man as a “fucking Jew”. For this he was imprisoned for 12 months in February this year. He can serve them in semi-captivity. From his punishment, however, he apparently did not learn anything about right-wing radicals.
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A few days ago, Kevin G. and his band Amok released their new album “Teeren & Federn”. The CD booklet is illustrated with a cartoon: The band members follow a hippopotamus with tresses and a black hat in a red bus.
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Now G. glorifies his deed
In addition, newspaper headlines such as “Zurich neo-Nazi spat on a Jew – now he is being condemned” are denounced. We also came to disturb the peace. »
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The song “Hippopotamus” revives the 2015 incident. No regrets, no insight – on the contrary. The band glorified the incident: “You dared to do it in broad daylight. They spat, shoved, greeted, they almost killed him (…) We’ll take action and rock this hippo state (…) we will all come to a decision, soon it will roll again, the hippo hunter bus. »
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Kevin G. had initially shown himself to be purified in court. At the time, he claimed that he had left the core of the right-wing extremist scene. “I took it to the extreme and deserved my punishment,” he feigned at the trial.
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Defender didn’t know about Amok album
His defense lawyer, who pleaded for acquittal at the time, knows according to the «Daily scoreboard»Nothing of the new amok release. “I assume that the texts are not illegal,” he says to the newspaper. The band had their texts checked by the German Federal Testing Agency for Media Harmful to Young People before publication – to ensure legal protection.
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The Swiss Israeli Association of Municipalities (SIG), on the other hand, is concerned. The association fears that the ideas could have real consequences at any time. The song is linked to real physical attacks, said the SIG general secretary.
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So far the album has had no consequences for the band Amok. The authorities currently do not provide any information as to whether Kevin G. has already started his sentence. (HI)
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