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Adolf Hitler toddler denied birthday cake Adolf Hitler toddler denied birthday cake
13:00 AEST Wed Dec 17 2008 3 hours 19 minutes ago or missing hound Dec 17, 2008 A US supermarket has refused to inscribe a birthday cake for a toddler named Adolf Hitler. New Jersey couple Heath and Deborah Campbell wanted to mark their son Adolf Hitler Campbell's third birthday with a cake from supermarket chain ShopRite. But the store refused to inscribe the toddler's cake for the family, who are Holocaust deniers and have swastikas in every room of their house. "We believe the request ... to inscribe a birthday wish to Adolf Hitler is inappropriate," Lehigh Valley Live News reported a ShopRite spokesperson as saying. But Adolf's parents have described the supermarket's denial as "sad". "Other kids get their cake. I get a hard time," Heath Campbell, 35, said. "It's not fair to my children." The chain offered to leave the cake blank for the Campbells to decorate themselves, but the family rejected the offer. Their two younger daughters also appear likely to cause similar problems down the track. JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell, who is named after notorious Schutzstaffel head Heinrich Himmler, will turn two and one early next year. ShopRite has already stated they will not make a cake for JoyceLynn. Fellow supermarket chain Wal-Mart now appears set to create Adolf's cake. "Our No. 1 priority in decorating cakes is to serve the customer to the best of our ability," a Wal-Mart spokesperson said. The Campbells, who are both unemployed due to alleged disabilities, deny they are damaging their children or setting them up for harassment at school. "They say, 'He (Hitler) killed all those people' ... I say, 'You're living in the wrong decade. That Hitler's gone'," Mr Campbell said. "Yeah, they [Nazis] were bad people back then but my kids are little — they're not going to grow up like that. "Other kids get their cake, I get a hard time." | |
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He's right, it's not fair to the kids.
Not fair that they were born to scumbags. Studies have shown the ass crack of the average Prince fan to be abnormally large. This explains the ease and frequency of their panties bunching up in it. |
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moderatorGood for that store. Finally someone who believes some values are more important than money. | |
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missmad said: Adolf Hitler toddler denied birthday cake
13:00 AEST Wed Dec 17 2008 3 hours 19 minutes ago or missing hound Dec 17, 2008 A US supermarket has refused to inscribe a birthday cake for a toddler named Adolf Hitler. New Jersey couple Heath and Deborah Campbell wanted to mark their son Adolf Hitler Campbell's third birthday with a cake from supermarket chain ShopRite. But the store refused to inscribe the toddler's cake for the family, who are Holocaust deniers and have swastikas in every room of their house. "We believe the request ... to inscribe a birthday wish to Adolf Hitler is inappropriate," Lehigh Valley Live News reported a ShopRite spokesperson as saying. But Adolf's parents have described the supermarket's denial as "sad". "Other kids get their cake. I get a hard time," Heath Campbell, 35, said. "It's not fair to my children." The chain offered to leave the cake blank for the Campbells to decorate themselves, but the family rejected the offer. Their two younger daughters also appear likely to cause similar problems down the track. JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell, who is named after notorious Schutzstaffel head Heinrich Himmler, will turn two and one early next year. ShopRite has already stated they will not make a cake for JoyceLynn. Fellow supermarket chain Wal-Mart now appears set to create Adolf's cake. "Our No. 1 priority in decorating cakes is to serve the customer to the best of our ability," a Wal-Mart spokesperson said. The Campbells, who are both unemployed due to alleged disabilities, deny they are damaging their children or setting them up for harassment at school. "They say, 'He (Hitler) killed all those people' ... I say, 'You're living in the wrong decade. That Hitler's gone'," Mr Campbell said. "Yeah, they [Nazis] were bad people back then but my kids are little — they're not going to grow up like that. "Other kids get their cake, I get a hard time." Amen! I applaud the decision. I'm not sure what your personal thoughts are Maddy girl and I love ya but The parents are some twisted sick fucks to name their children after the most notorious sick fuck serial killer in world history. Not to mention there is no such thing as arian in anyone's reality but Hitler's and his dumb fuck followers. (living and or dead) ....and just what sort of life does this little one have in school? Can you imagine the ostracism then? I can only hope CPS steps in before its to late. That said, another reason to dislike Wal mart! | |
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Mars23 said: He's right, it's not fair to the kids.
Not fair that they were born to scumbags. It isn't fair to the kids to be punished for their idiot parents, but their parents used their kids to make a statement and to draw attention to their beliefs. So, you reap what you sow I guess. The parents have no right to bitch. They should have known better. | |
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Muse2NOPharaoh said: missmad said: Adolf Hitler toddler denied birthday cake
13:00 AEST Wed Dec 17 2008 3 hours 19 minutes ago or missing hound Dec 17, 2008 A US supermarket has refused to inscribe a birthday cake for a toddler named Adolf Hitler. New Jersey couple Heath and Deborah Campbell wanted to mark their son Adolf Hitler Campbell's third birthday with a cake from supermarket chain ShopRite. But the store refused to inscribe the toddler's cake for the family, who are Holocaust deniers and have swastikas in every room of their house. "We believe the request ... to inscribe a birthday wish to Adolf Hitler is inappropriate," Lehigh Valley Live News reported a ShopRite spokesperson as saying. But Adolf's parents have described the supermarket's denial as "sad". "Other kids get their cake. I get a hard time," Heath Campbell, 35, said. "It's not fair to my children." The chain offered to leave the cake blank for the Campbells to decorate themselves, but the family rejected the offer. Their two younger daughters also appear likely to cause similar problems down the track. JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell, who is named after notorious Schutzstaffel head Heinrich Himmler, will turn two and one early next year. ShopRite has already stated they will not make a cake for JoyceLynn. Fellow supermarket chain Wal-Mart now appears set to create Adolf's cake. "Our No. 1 priority in decorating cakes is to serve the customer to the best of our ability," a Wal-Mart spokesperson said. The Campbells, who are both unemployed due to alleged disabilities, deny they are damaging their children or setting them up for harassment at school. "They say, 'He (Hitler) killed all those people' ... I say, 'You're living in the wrong decade. That Hitler's gone'," Mr Campbell said. "Yeah, they [Nazis] were bad people back then but my kids are little — they're not going to grow up like that. "Other kids get their cake, I get a hard time." Amen! I applaud the decision. I'm not sure what your personal thoughts are Maddy girl and I love ya but The parents are some twisted sick fucks to name their children after the most notorious sick fuck serial killer in world history. Not to mention there is no such thing as arian in anyone's reality but Hitler's and his dumb fuck followers. (living and or dead) ....and just what sort of life does this little one have in school? Can you imagine the ostracism then? I can only hope CPS steps in before its to late. That said, another reason to dislike Wal mart!   @ maddy girl, awwwww, love u 2
i agree with u, parents were silly for naming their kid that, really i thought there was, aryan nation? ive heard that b4. I know right! I wonder and the 2 daughters as well. wow. hopefully they will change their name when they get older or use another name for school when they r older to understand more. LOL. [Edited 12/16/08 21:38pm] | |
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It's sad enough that these people are so hateful, but to exploit their children as political statements and raise them this way astounds me.
Those children are in desperate need for a liberal gay couple to adopt them. Just sayin' | |
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hokie said: Mars23 said: He's right, it's not fair to the kids.
Not fair that they were born to scumbags. It isn't fair to the kids to be punished for their idiot parents, but their parents used their kids to make a statement and to draw attention to their beliefs. So, you reap what you sow I guess. The parents have no right to bitch. They should have known better. Mommie and daddy can write their names on their cakes .... not like they'll know... its the rest of their lives I worry about! | |
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hokie said: Mars23 said: He's right, it's not fair to the kids.
Not fair that they were born to scumbags. It isn't fair to the kids to be punished for their idiot parents, but their parents used their kids to make a statement and to draw attention to their beliefs. So, you reap what you sow I guess. The parents have no right to bitch. They should have known better. The sad thing is that if any of the children are lucky enough to grow out of that hateful mentality, they'll always have that written on their birth certificate and just about every official government document they request--even after legally changing their names. So sad. | |
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Muse2NOPharaoh said: hokie said: It isn't fair to the kids to be punished for their idiot parents, but their parents used their kids to make a statement and to draw attention to their beliefs. So, you reap what you sow I guess. The parents have no right to bitch. They should have known better. Mommie and daddy can write their names on their cakes .... not like they'll know... its the rest of their lives I worry about! Yeah. I agree. God...I've said it a thousand times. You have to have a license for just about everything BUT having a kid. Some people shouldn't breed.  | |
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Imago said: It's sad enough that these people are so hateful, but to exploit their children as political statements and raise them this way astounds me.
Those children are in desperate need for a liberal gay couple to adopt them. Just sayin' 
It sickens me. Truly it does. The dad is a fucking bonehead to complain. I mean really. Did he think that would go over well? | |
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they could have had just the "regular" names put on those cakes..who puts an entire name on a cake anyway? to ask for all of their full names, with names like that just seems to be shoving their beliefs in people's faces...they are doing it to make a statement, not for the children. | |
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I thought there were names that are banned. Meaning you're not allowed naming your kid all kinds of names, no? If so, wouldn't that name be on the list? | |
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Imago said: hokie said: It isn't fair to the kids to be punished for their idiot parents, but their parents used their kids to make a statement and to draw attention to their beliefs. So, you reap what you sow I guess. The parents have no right to bitch. They should have known better. The sad thing is that if any of the children are lucky enough to grow out of that hateful mentality, they'll always have that written on their birth certificate and just about every official government document they request--even after legally changing their names. So sad. Really? I didn't know that. How come? | |
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ArielB said: I thought there were names that are banned. Meaning you're not allowed naming your kid all kinds of names, no? If so, wouldn't that name be on the list?
I think it pertains to symbols and numbers--not names. | |
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Imago said: It's sad enough that these people are so hateful, but to exploit their children as political statements and raise them this way astounds me.
Those children are in desperate need for a liberal gay couple to adopt them. Just sayin' And how. 
Not really fair to the kid not to get his cake just because his parents are crackpots though. Surely the store could have written "Happy Birthday, A." or something to that effect? "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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hokie said: Muse2NOPharaoh said: Mommie and daddy can write their names on their cakes .... not like they'll know... its the rest of their lives I worry about! Yeah. I agree. God...I've said it a thousand times. You have to have a license for just about everything BUT having a kid. Some people shouldn't breed. 
The wombs of many who should procreate seem closed shut while some of those who do no more then tarnish mankind at will appear to be portals. | |
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hokie said: Imago said: The sad thing is that if any of the children are lucky enough to grow out of that hateful mentality, they'll always have that written on their birth certificate and just about every official government document they request--even after legally changing their names. So sad. Really? I didn't know that. How come? yup. Try applying for a passport. It'll ask you what your BIRTH NAME was. Then I think there's a field for your legally changed name or something. | |
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ArielB said: I thought there were names that are banned. Meaning you're not allowed naming your kid all kinds of names, no? If so, wouldn't that name be on the list?
Not in North America. Banning certain names from use is more an Asian and European practice. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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meow85 said: Imago said: It's sad enough that these people are so hateful, but to exploit their children as political statements and raise them this way astounds me.
Those children are in desperate need for a liberal gay couple to adopt them. Just sayin' And how.
Not really fair to the kid not to get his cake just because his parents are crackpots though. Surely the store could have written "Happy Birthday, A." or something to that effect? The store could have yes. But, I bet the parents would not have been happy with that. It's so obvious they're using their children to make a statement about their personal beliefs. Dumb asses named their kid after a person whose name is synonymous with hate and horror. He is the sole reason while millions of Jews were killed and tortured. He knew exactly what he was doing when he named those kids and he knew that it would cause a controversy. Idiot. | |
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hokie said: Imago said: The sad thing is that if any of the children are lucky enough to grow out of that hateful mentality, they'll always have that written on their birth certificate and just about every official government document they request--even after legally changing their names. So sad. Really? I didn't know that. How come? I didnt know that either! | |
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Imago said: hokie said: Really? I didn't know that. How come? yup. Try applying for a passport. It'll ask you what your BIRTH NAME was. Then I think there's a field for your legally changed name or something. 
Poor kids. That is so sad. Can you imagine the discrimination they'll face? Try explaining why your parents named you this. Unfortunately they'll most likely be brought up believing this hateful message and so they probably will grow up just as idiotic as their parents. | |
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meow85 said: ArielB said: I thought there were names that are banned. Meaning you're not allowed naming your kid all kinds of names, no? If so, wouldn't that name be on the list?
Not in North America. Banning certain names from use is more an Asian and European practice. Well, it should be banned everywhere. Just like some words are considered offensive because of their use in the past, it should be the same with names. | |
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stupid shit...stupid people...
a few months back where I live, a WalMart bakery employee refused to decorate a cake with a confederate flag for a customer...this, of course, created a big stir amongst the 'hide your racist hate behind an outdated, useless, not-so-historic symbol' crowd...it was a truly pathetic display of humanity to hear people calling for her job because of her actions...  | |
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hokie said: Imago said: yup. Try applying for a passport. It'll ask you what your BIRTH NAME was. Then I think there's a field for your legally changed name or something.
Poor kids. That is so sad. Can you imagine the discrimination they'll face? Try explaining why your parents named you this. Unfortunately they'll most likely be brought up believing this hateful message and so they probably will grow up just as idiotic as their parents. Don't get me wrong. The name that appears on your passport will be your new name--just like when you marry and take on a new surname. But when you fill the paperwork out for the passport, and many other government documents, you'll always be burdened with having to tell them your birth name. | |
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hokie said: Mars23 said: He's right, it's not fair to the kids.
Not fair that they were born to scumbags. It isn't fair to the kids to be punished for their idiot parents, but their parents used their kids to make a statement and to draw attention to their beliefs. So, you reap what you sow I guess. The parents have no right to bitch. They should have known better. Agreed. Just unbelievable. | |
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A guy we know, has the surname Hell, apparently a german name. His kid Max was not allowed to enrol at the catholic primary school they had applied to because of his surname, they even suggested they have the name changed and they may reconsider 
only after his dad took it to the media did they offer him a place http://www.theage.com.au/...31752.html | |
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hokie said: meow85 said: And how.
Not really fair to the kid not to get his cake just because his parents are crackpots though. Surely the store could have written "Happy Birthday, A." or something to that effect? The store could have yes. But, I bet the parents would not have been happy with that. It's so obvious they're using their children to make a statement about their personal beliefs. Dumb asses named their kid after a person whose name is synonymous with hate and horror. He is the sole reason while millions of Jews were killed and tortured. He knew exactly what he was doing when he named those kids and he knew that it would cause a controversy. Idiot. Oh, the dad definitely knew what he was doing. I just don't think it's fair to deny the kid a birthday cake, no matter how much of an asshat his old man is. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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roodboi said: stupid shit...stupid people...
a few months back where I live, a WalMart bakery employee refused to decorate a cake with a confederate flag for a customer...this, of course, created a big stir amongst the 'hide your racist hate behind an outdated, useless, not-so-historic symbol' crowd...it was a truly pathetic display of humanity to hear people calling for her job because of her actions... "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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meow85 said: hokie said: The store could have yes. But, I bet the parents would not have been happy with that. It's so obvious they're using their children to make a statement about their personal beliefs. Dumb asses named their kid after a person whose name is synonymous with hate and horror. He is the sole reason while millions of Jews were killed and tortured. He knew exactly what he was doing when he named those kids and he knew that it would cause a controversy. Idiot. Oh, the dad definitely knew what he was doing. I just don't think it's fair to deny the kid a birthday cake, no matter how much of an asshat his old man is. Well, the child wasn't denied a birthday cake. The store offered to sell the parents a plain cake and then the parents could write the child's name on it. The store basically just put their foot down and said that they wouldn't write the name. I think it was probably done out of principle and not intended to hurt the child. If anyone should be blamed for causing this child misery it should be his parents. If the parents wanted their child to be happy why did they make such a big deal about it? Why not just make your own damn cake. Geez louise. | |
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