[josephr25]

Originally Posted by bmstyle71

You can do that and I would not cringe. See the difference is...It's a name..who cares? You name your child that because you hate Arabs (using your example, not accusing you of anything) Then that's fine..you hate Arabs..who cares lol You just chose to make it public...that's fine why would it upset me ...I know millions hate Arabs...just like black people know millions hate them...just like Jews know millions hate them..just like Asians know millions hate them..NOW...you may bash your head through the computer screen if you wish. lol jx

"It's just a name."

Name a company that would take somebody with that name. I'm sure they would want employee "All Arabs Must Die" to represent the ideals of that company. Hell, let's rename the company itself to "We bomb the sh*t out of the Middle East for Profit."

And we are attacking the parents, not the children. As stated in the article a daughter is named "Aryan Nation" and another "Hinler," similar to Himmler. Don't tell me that "Aryan Nation" was chosen because it rolls off the tongue so nicely...

If it bothers you that this society will judge people by their name... then tough... welcome to the real world.

Here's a neat article that comes from that actual bloodline:

http://archives.cnn.com/2002/SHOWBIZ....hitlers.cnna/

ZAHN: And David, is it true the nephews signed a pact making the agreement that none of them would ever bear children so that the bloodline would basically stop with them?

GARDNER: They didn't sign a pact, but what they did is, they talked amongst themselves, talked about the burden they've had in the background of their lives, and decided that none of them would marry, none of them would have children. And that's something that -- a pact they've kept to this day.

[c0nstant]

everyone whos posted in this thread, please watch this video. i promise itll lighten the mood:

[BoostedBMW]

Originally Posted by jh valley

everyone whos posted in this thread, please watch this video. i promise itll lighten the mood:

I've never seen or heard that guy before... he's pretty damn funny.

[youyou]

There's no problem with naming your kid Adolf. A good friend of mine's fathers name is Adolf and he's Jewish.
But Adolf Hitler is just plain wrong.
Now can anybody name their kid what they want? Sure...
But these fuckers named their son ADOLF HITLER and their daughter ARYAN NATION.
If it was my store then i'd say sure and once the guy comes in to pick up his cake i'd beat the shit out of him with a kippa on my head!
So they can go to hell for all i care! And they should be refused every American right because they're racist pigs which stands against the fundamental values of the USA.
Betchya they didn't vote Obama!

[BMWdmk]

so is it the name of the kid?
or is it the store?

hmm
ban them all

[Seminole]

I say shoot the parents.

Reading the article made me really sad...

"I think people need to take their heads out of the cloud they've been in and start focusing on the future and not on the past," Heath Campbell said Tuesday in an interview conducted in Easton, on the other side of the Delaware River from where the family lives in Hunterdon County, N.J.

"There's a new president and he says it's time for a change; well, then it's time for a change," the 35-year-old continued. "They need to accept a name. A name's a name. The kid isn't going to grow up and do what (Hitler) did."

Adolf Hitler was responsible for the killing of 6,000,000 people of Jewish faith not to mention how many millions of other peoples. He quite possibly was one of the most evil men to ever live. Now I'm half Jewish (Other half is Catholic) and my GF is of German decent and I drive a BMW (a company who used Jewish labor in WW2). I think that it would be fair to say I have moved on. But moving on doesn't mean you should ignore what happened. If we ignore the past we are doomed to repeat it. There is absolutely no reason in the world to name your kid Adolf Hitler. Period. Especially considering what that name stands for. Who I truly feel bad for is the kid who will have to go through life being shunned for his parents stupidity.

[easyman]

The parents are idiots. I love how they defer to Barack Obama despite the fact that they are clearly racist.

The name adolf hitler has strong symbolic meaning, it isn't just a name.

[Greeney]

bmstyle71 your a Gulf Flight guy I assume?

[kevinbahnz]

A name is not "just a name". We spend alot of time finding names for our children , ourselves and anything we feel important or has meaning to us. If a name is "just a name" then why did the parents name their children after someone/something that represents so much evil and hatred. The parents obviously have some cruel intentions by naming their kids "Adolf hitler and Aryan Nation". Everyone knows what they represent. I don;t have a problem with their names , sticks and stones right? but If I had a store and someone called to order that cake , I would think it was a practical joke or something.

[number335]

Originally Posted by bmstyle71

So just like you're automatically assume things about the child already, you also assume that no one knows anything about history unless they're Jewish? NICE I see your mentality. Sensativity?????? DUDE.....I'm ARABIC (for the 3rd time), we are discriminated against the MOST. You don't see me changing my name to DAVID WATT. You care so much about what people think then hey, alter your life as you see fit to please them. His parents don't care about what people think because it's a free country and they're exercising their rights.

I doubt your parents purposely named you after a terrorist. This kids parents purposely named him after Adolf Hitler. His parents not caring what people think is a selfish attitude cuz its their child that has to live with that name...not them.

[E90330iS]

the parents are ignorantly stupid, and so are the people that are going to judge him because of his name. because ultimately, the child is going to be the biggest victim.

[aut0sh0cker]

Originally Posted by Seminole

I say shoot the parents.

Reading the article made me really sad...



Adolf Hitler was responsible for the killing of 6,000,000 people of Jewish faith not to mention how many millions of other peoples. He quite possibly was one of the most evil men to ever live. Now I'm half Jewish (Other half is Catholic) and my GF is of German decent and I drive a BMW (a company who used Jewish labor in WW2). I think that it would be fair to say I have moved on. But moving on doesn't mean you should ignore what happened. If we ignore the past we are doomed to repeat it. There is absolutely no reason in the world to name your kid Adolf Hitler. Period. Especially considering what that name stands for. Who I truly feel bad for is the kid who will have to go through life being shunned for his parents stupidity.

What the hell do you mean you're "half Jewish"??? You are either Jewish, or you are not. Judaism is a religion that you either believe in or not.

You state that you are half Jewish and half Catholic... That can only mean one of two things:

A. Half of you believes that Jesus was the Messiah and died for the sins of mankind and the other half of you is still awaiting the Messiah.

B. Your whole body believes that Jesus is half of the Messiah (like God's step son or something)

>>>On another note, YES the parents are too dumb to realize their child will be the only one who suffers in the end... They should be shot!!

[BoostedBMW]

I think he means that one of his parents is Jewish and one of his parents is Catholic. Although, it has always pissed me off how people describe themselves as being "Jewish" when its not a nationality or ethnicity, its a religion, but many of its followers don't seem to understand that for some odd reason.

[youyou]

Originally Posted by BoostedBMW

I think he means that one of his parents is Jewish and one of his parents is Catholic. Although, it has always pissed me off how people describe themselves as being "Jewish" when its not a nationality or ethnicity, its a religion, but many of its followers don't seem to understand that for some odd reason.

Maybe it's because of the fact that they're a people that has always been persecuted throughout history.
So in a sense they have a need to say that they're jewish and "proud" to still be here through it all, as a people.
But if you're not jewish , which i'm guessing you aren't then you wouldn't understand...

[shiggy]

Originally Posted by BoostedBMW

Ok, lets see, how many Adolf Hitlers do you know of? I mean aside from this child and the leader of the nazi party. Yes, zero, that's what I thought. Now, how many Saddam's and Osama's are there throughout the Middle East? Not really the same is it?

This kid is not named Adolf, which is fine in that its just a name, he is named ADOLF HITLER. That is certainly not the same thing.

well said!!!
i dont know who is the bigger idiot...the parents of this poor kid or some of the members of this site thinking the name is not a big deal!!!....shitheads!!!

[Blake]

this is why we need a parental litmus test.

[BoostedBMW]

Originally Posted by youyou

Maybe it's because of the fact that they're a people that has always been persecuted throughout history.
So in a sense they have a need to say that they're jewish and "proud" to still be here through it all, as a people.
But if you're not jewish , which i'm guessing you aren't then you wouldn't understand...

No, I'm not Jewish, but I have friends that are and they consider themselves to be German or Russian when they describe their nationality. I am Catholic, which I always find amusing since it was the Romans who had persecuted Christians at one time, but I still consider myself to be Italian since that is seperate from my religious beliefs. Different strokes for different folks I suppose... I guess if you have more of a tie to your religion than to your national origins then that is fine, but I just never got it since a Catholic from France is not of the same cultural background as a Catholic from Italy just as in the same fashion a German Jew is culturally different from a Russian Jew, even though they practice the same faith.