Re: NJ kids with Nazi-inspired names removed from home
 

[quote=757SkinsGirl;521907]This goes on more than most people are aware of, and is not necessarily limited to white folks.

Should the gov't go in and take custody of all kids named, Joseph (Stalin) or Harry (Truman, I mean, c'mon, the atomic bomb), Jean (of the Rawanda genocide)...or any other mass murderer? A name is a name. [B]Granted, it's plainly obvious the parents beliefs, but I don't believe that, and that alone, should be cause to take the kids from their parents. [/B]Do I think they (the parents) are wrong? Of course. Maybe they should be monitored? Idk. I'm sure that these kids, will always be on the eyes and ears of the local Childrens advocacy groups, and, unless they move away, will always be under scrutiny.

Apparently, [URL="http://prussianbluefan.blogspot.com/"]The Nazi Twins[/URL] are still with their racist parents...

The only reason we know about this case, in particular, is because the media got hold of it.

...if it was all about one's name, Obama would never have been elected. IMPO.[/quote]

Wasn't it already said that the children were not removed solely because of their names?

Re: NJ kids with Nazi-inspired names removed from home
 

[quote=724Skinsfan;521917]Wasn't it already said that the children were not removed solely because of their names?[/quote]

Yes, according to the mother a neighbor accused them of abuse

[url=http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2009/01/21/2009-01-21_mother_of_children_named_after_nazis_we_.html]Mother of children named after Nazis: We didn't abuse Adolf Hitler and his siblings[/url]

Re: NJ kids with Nazi-inspired names removed from home
 

Yea. I saw that. Can't share my own opinions, tho?

Re: NJ kids with Nazi-inspired names removed from home
 

[quote=757SkinsGirl;521923]Yea. I saw that. Can't share my own opinions, tho?[/quote]

Sorry, I wasn't trying to invalidate your opinion. It seems that there are several posts that suggest that the only reason the kids were taken was because of their names.

Re: NJ kids with Nazi-inspired names removed from home
 

's all good. Off to work.


Peace

Re: NJ kids with Nazi-inspired names removed from home
 

I wasn't around so I don't know, but I seem to remember something about the early 50's called the Red Scare; where people regularly were anonymously reporting Stalinists and Communists (oh my) and it got out of control. Family Services can too often behave the same way. If an adult reported the crime than that name should be available to the public. There should be some accountability for false accusors and then maybe there would be less concern that big brother was just doing whatever the heck they want.