I like
justice. I oppose
injustice.

So imagine my
fury when I found out that a
ShopRite supermarket in Easton,
Pennsylvania ruined a 3-year-old child's birthday by refusing to make his cake the way his mother requested it. All Deborah Campbell wanted was for them to write out her son's name in the
frosting - they denied her.
INJUSTICE!!!
What horrible people would do such a thing? Why would anyone want to
disappoint a little child like this? Why would they want to ruin the birthday of poor little. . . wait. . .WHAT'S his name??
Adolf. . .
Hitler. . .
Campbell??
Well then. . .that
changes everything.
What
horrible parents would do such a thing? Why would anyone want to name a little child that? Why would they want to ruin the life of a
poor little kid?
Now, I'm not going to judge them too harshly- after all, it's not as completely ridiculous as
some of the names picked by celebrities for their
children - but why name your child after a name associated with hatred, bigotry and
bad facial hair?
Well,
Heath Campbell said he named his son after
Adolf Hitler because he liked the name and

because "no one else in the world would have that name." Right. And there's a REASON for that!
Apparently this isn't the first time the ShopRite store has had to deal with the Campbell family and this issue. Karen Meleta, a spokeswoman for the supermarket, said that ShopRite has denied similar requests from the Campbells for the last two years - including a request for a
swastika!
I guess the Campbells
aren't exactly trying to change the connotation of
little Adolf Hitler's name.
The Campbells have two other young children. Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell will be one in April and their two-year-old is named JoyceLynn
Aryan Nation Campbell. . .
These people should have their child-naming license revoked.
In fact, they probably shouldn't be having kids at all.
Heath Campbell says that he was raised "not to avoid people of other races but not to mix with them socially or romantically." But, he then assures us all by saying he "would try to raise his children differently." At least he's trying, right?
In the end, the
Campbells went to
Wal-Mart and they made the cake without any
qualms or
quarrels.
So this story has a
semi-happy ending. . .about the cake. . . I guess. . .
*Sigh*. . .