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I find this man absolutely revolting and do not condone his behavior at all - HOWEVER - as vile as it is, I think it's a freedom of speech/expression issue. Freedom means not just hearing/seeing the things we like. I find this no more repulsive than showing up at work one day to find a male co-worker in a dress expecting to be called "Stephanie" (instead of Steve). Now *that* was more repulsive and more of a direct impact than this guy in a news story.
So, this guy's a Nazi wannbe. And a crazy one at that. But he's being honest as a crazy person can be. Is he any wierder than someone who calls Chastity Bono a man? Or two men/women claiming to be married? I feel for his kids, as they don't stand a chance in life...
Some days, life is just one freak show after another!
Most of the posters agree, but it seems the reason the children were taken away was the report of violence.
That little fact seems to have slip passed them...thier love of Hitler and his acts is so consuming, that the child gets lost in the discussion shuffle.
So then if a Muslim named his son Osama Bin Laden then of course the same thing would happen. Of course it would.
we'll probably never know. I don't think any Muslim is dumb enough to do that in America where they already face so much discrimination from a certain ignorant segment of our population.
Basically people who have this kind of mindset are a bunch of losers who blame everyone but themselves for their failures.
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