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Current Events => General Discussion => Topic started by: thundley4 on January 14, 2009, 10:32:40 AM
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This is the same family that was involved with the birthday cake thing.
State authorities have removed Adolf Hilter Campbell and his two sisters from their parents' home in Holland Township, township police Chief David Van Gilson said today.
New Jersey's Division of Youth and Family Services took the 3-year-old, as well as JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell, 1, and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell, who turns 1 in April, the chief said.
The parents, Heath and Deborah Campbell, were to appear for a hearing today at the Hunterdon County Justice Center, the chief said, but the hearing was postponed.
Link (http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/warren-county/index.ssf/2009/01/boy_named_adolf_hitler_his_sis.html)
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Sounds like a tremendous dilemna for those on the Left, trying to figure out whom they'll back. Should be fun to watch!
:popcorn:
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No dilemma for me. If the parents have not been abusive, then their parental rights are being violated. Sure the names of the kids guarantee many hardships in the future, but the same could be said about many names chosen for children by the denizens of HollyWeird.
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The parents, Heath and Deborah Campbell, were to appear for a hearing today at the Hunterdon County Justice Center, the [Holland Township police] chief said, but the hearing was postponed.
The chief didn't know why the children were taken but said his department received no reports of abuse or negligence.
Who made this decision at the Division of Family Services? The fact that they have not come forward and identified who made the decision worries me more than some retarded white-trash giving their poor kids an unfortunate name.
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If the DYFS doesn't have proper grounds for this action then they will be able to afford a private chef to come round and bake the next cake. The poor children's names are grim, but not reason enough to remove the children from their parents.
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No dilemma for me. If the parents have not been abusive, then their parental rights are being violated. Sure the names of the kids guarantee many hardships in the future, but the same could be said about many names chosen for children by the denizens of HollyWeird.
Exactly.
But I'm sure before long it will be considered abuse to teach your child to "hate", meaning anyone who raises their children with Christian values will be at risk of having them removed by social services.
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Looks like the little Hitlers just hit the litigation lottery.
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Looks like the little Hitlers just hit the litigation lottery.
Yup. The tort lawyers are scrambling as we speak.
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I've heard about this family. The sister's name is "Aryan Nation"... I kid you not. It was in a story about how a cake shop refused to service them when they wanted the cake designed for their son, whose name of course is Adolf Hitler.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081217/ap_on_fe_st/odd_hitler_cake
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Exactly.
But I'm sure before long it will be considered abuse to teach your child to "hate", meaning anyone who raises their children with Christian values will be at risk of having them removed by social services.
Juniperx (1000+ posts) Wed Jan-14-09 02:29 PM
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30. Then we should remove children from all RW Evangelical homes
For teaching children to hate gays and brown people.
There are no thought police... yet. People are still legally free to think whatever they choose. Acting on something is different than thinking, and some actions are indeed illegal.
The link (http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x3689777)
from our thread http://www.conservativecave.com/index.php/topic,20673.0/topicseen.html
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No dilemma for me. If the parents have not been abusive, then their parental rights are being violated. Sure the names of the kids guarantee many hardships in the future, but the same could be said about many names chosen for children by the denizens of HollyWeird.
Agreed.