At a few above comments – I am almost certain that this naming WILL be seen as abuse. They are not only setting them up for future torment, but they are abusing the ability to name their children in order to push their own personal agenda, which is racist.

You don't say the swastika is just a piece of art if you also wear Nazi boots and collect WWII literature. No one will buy that BS. This guy apparently doesn't understand what racism actually is because he contradicts himself about 10 times in that one short article. These people are so blind that they will be raging mad about a cake, but not see how their children will be endangered in the future. They are completly unfit as parents.

@Melissa – You don't consider it abusive to name your child after someone almost everyone hates? This isn't about the views of the family, it's about the well being of the child.

Naming a child Adolf Hitler is like throwing them to the wolves. It nearly guarantees ridicule and physical harm will fall upon the child. This is why the child is being taken away.

This isn't an issue of free speech, or any rights - it's an issue of this child's life. These people can believe what they want and that's fine by me - but doing that to your child is just cruel.

What about the rights of the child to have a "normal" childhood? The parents have no right to take that away, and yet by naming them such hateful names they have - it's pretty much condemning them from the get-go.

Finally.

"Talent imitates, but genius steals. - T.S. Elliott.

Chances are all the stories you know about inventors creating “unique” ideas are a load of crap, they almost always got the idea somewhere else but they were the first to provide a new application for it."

So, what - that makes stealing ok? screw you.

Please do not endorse work by Shepard Fairey – He quite often steals elements without crediting them.

http://www.art-for-a-change.com/Obey/index.htm

I just looked at my bank account, and haven't spent a penny in 8 days (I will need to buy gas today though); it's really not very difficult when you don't have many options.

I picked an awesome time in US history to graduate from college – but I make a meager salary and get by as I slowly recover, can't complain really. Though, I'm glad this guy can blog about being a thrifty douchebag whenever he feels like it.

Really? To the commenter above I just have to say - come on. Seriously... come on.