Thanks for Making a Cake for Adolf Hitler Campbell, Walmart

my heart cries for these poor kids...probally skinhead parents with no
sense

Dear Brad F.,
Does the F stand for fruitcake? It took the entire world twelve
bloody years to rid itself of Adolf Hitler and his Nazis. They never
went away only into hiding like the roaches they are. Maybe you are a
Nazi or just an idiot. Hitler is not just a name but an icon of the
HOLOCAUST!!! Did you ever take the time to study history or are you
just too wicked, lazy and stupid? You could repent. Where there is
life there is hope. I hope you repent and consider the victims of
WWII.
Sincerely,
Don R. White
Tucson, AZ
Easter Sunday, 2009

According to many sources, including MSNBC, the kids have been taken
out of the custody of the parents. Reason is currently unknown.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28655143/

Are you saying that Walmart made the cake for them? Thats news to me.
I remember one time I had walmart develope a roll of film for me 7
years ago. There was one picture taken of me where I was in my
underwear which I didn't think was scandalous. It certainly wasn't
any worse than the pictures of models in the underwear isle at
walmart. Unfortunatly when I came to pickup the pictures they said
they refused to develope it because of the offensive picture. Sounds
like the "Politically Correct goons" are operating afterall

why would someone name there kid.... oh nevermind

This is absolutly absurd,people are giving them exactly what these low
lives wanted.They got 2 minuets of fame in the local spotlight.Why
someone would want that to be heard it crazy.I can totally understand
why shoprite would not print the full name.They could have just put
the first name and nothing would have happend but,I agree with the
person when they said it was about trying to get in the spot
light,well now Walmart will never do that again either so what did
they really accomplish?These people are sick and it's not about there
children it's about there twisted minds we all know why they are on
SSDI,for mental disability.They should have taken there kids away a
long time ago.Now when they get older there going to have alot of
problems and bad days on the play ground,it is going to turn into hate
and where does that get them?They need to take there kids into another
safe enviroment and try to mend what has already been broken.

Yeah! Shoprite, you shouldn't judge me for wanting you to write HAPPY
BIRTHDAY I HATE JEWS on my son's cake. Why can't you just make my
little boy happy? What is WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?

Shoprite offered to provide a blank space on the cake for the family
to write their son's name, but they refused. Seems like "Happy
Birthday Adolf" would have been perfectly acceptable, but these
'parents' just wanted to stir up headlines about their disgusting
attitudes.

I feel sorry for this child and any other children they may have now
or in the future.

When fascism comes to America, it will be draped in the flag and
carrying the cross.

~Sinclair Lewis

The only thing I have to say about this subject is this: Why would
any baker worry about what was written on a cake? Even profanities.
After all, this is not a public display, it's a personalized cake
which only the baker and the consumer will ever see.

I have a different view of the parents who would name their kid that
name, and even their motivation for including his entire name on the
cake. Obviously, it was meant to stir up something, for whatever
reason in their dark minds. But I do believe in freedom of speech,
especially in this case which, like I said, was not a public display,
but a private affair.

Homework assignment:

Go rent "The Producers." Not the horrible remake (based on the
Broadway show). The original. A much better movie.

Give me a break. These people are only looking for some time in the
spotlight in their otherwise pathetic trashy redneck life. If they
really cared about getting the kid's name on the cake, they would have
just bought a tube of icing an written it on there themselves. But
this is their weak attempt at making some sort of political statement,
the best they know how in their underdevelped minds.

Let's just move along and not give them the attention they don't
deserve.

Last time I checked, Wal Mart was looking into changing its cake
decorating policies to prevent this in the future. Sorry 'bout your
luck.

Most of the Shoprite stores in my area are Jewish owned.

The Campbells' two other children are named JoyceLynn Aryan Nation
Campbell, who turns 2 in a few months, and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie
Campbell, who will be 1 in April.

Enough Said

Personally, I don't see why the boy's middle name had to be included
on the cake..."Adolf" most likely would not have elicited a bad
response.

I can see why some stores might not want to print such things on a
cake...it could be a prank as far as they know, and if anyone found
out about it, their store might gain a bad reputation for advocating
Nazism or something equally absurd. I think this may have been a
lose-lose situation for Shoprite.

Peronally, I think the parents need to be smacked for naming their
child after someone who carried out mass genocide. I know the kid is
going to suffer a lot growing up and when he's an adult due to that
name.

and try to get him a pair of "Adolf Hitler" embroidered Mouse Ears...

Here's what I never understand about these things: who contacted the
press?

No one, except for the person writing on the cake, and those attending
the party, would have known.

It seems that Wal-Mart is concerned that people are offended by the
cake. While it's clear why they'd be offended, who are these people
and how did they find out?

The answer is: someone spilled the beans.

Who?

The more I read about these people the more offensive I find them.
Neither of them work. They collect SSDI. Now, I have nothing against
SSDI but they say he can't work as a landscaper or in a gas station
due to emphesema and she can't waitress due to a bad back. It seems to
me that they are both young enough to train in other fields that can
enable them to work. Their disabilities don't stop them from having a
kid every year. Their house has swatstikas all over it and their car
used to but NJ family services made them remove them from the car.
Psychologists say these names will cause the children to have untold
problems in the future.

I'm glad this cake was made and I'm glad it made the news so more
people will realize that there are some serious racists out there. I
love that the family is so ignorant, each of their three kids has an
inflammatory name (middle names are "Aryan" and "Himler"), and yet
they insist they're not racist.

And these people vote. Great.

I am one of many that are in agreement on another site discussing
this, but I may be at the extreme here. (That may not be surprising?!
*laughs*)

First, I applaud ShopRite. They have a policy to not print whatever
it is that they may deem offensive. Fair enough to me. I won't kill
Walmart for printing it, but I would have been happier if they
didn't.

That said, I actually think these parents are unfit and would have no
problems with the children being removed for their own good. I feel
that these names are actually a form of child abuse, setting these
children up for ridicule and jokes for their life.
It would not surprise me if they are ashamed of their names. This,
all for the sake of the parents wants, not the kids. Hitler, while a
smart man, was a demon and a monster. I think the parents are trashy.
I don't believe them for a second that they are't racist.

The dad is a Holocaust denier and are quoted with the following: "The
Campbells have swastikas in each room of their home, the rented half
of a one-story duplex just outside Milford, a borough in Hunterdon
County. They say they aren't racists but believe races shouldn't
mix."

Nice. I think they are much more of a problem than Walmart or
ShopRite and I feel really bad for these sweet kids.

I can't beleive they would turn down a sale based upon the fact that
the parents named their child after a figure in history.

Hitler was a very smart, intelligent, powerful man, and maybe that
should be considered before the fact that he liked to kill people in
horrible ways. But still, you gotta be pretty smart to organzie an
operation like his. Just a thought...

Actually, I sort of agree with you Brad. While I certainly wouldn't
name MY child Adolph Hitler, I do support the parents' rights to name
their kids whatever they want. And while I understand ShopRite's
position on this, I don't think it's really their call to make. The
parents are paying customers; if they want their cake to say "Happy
Birthday Adolph Hitler", they should get it.

Now, before everyone jumps on my case, no, I don't think Adolph Hitler
is a great choice for a name. And I can't decide if I find it amusing
or galling that the parents supposedly can't understand what all the
fuss is about. You name your kid Adolph Hitler and you don't
understand what people find offensive about it? Then again, for
parents who also named one of their kids Aryan Nation, I guess this
type of reaction would be a shock.

The parents claim they're not racist. They may be right. However, I
think they're something else entirely. I'll let everyone else figure
out what the "something else" is.

WalMart is the corporation that REFUSED to sell Teletubbies because
Jerry Falwell said Tinky Winky was gay and somehow they should be
PRAISED for honoring Adolf Hitler? Amazing!

These parents are clearly warped (at best) or downright cruel at worst
to name their child something like this and then insist that the FULL
name be put on the cake. Obviously they are trying to stir the pot and
I don't see why their perverse obsession with someone so evil and
maniacal should be encouraged.

This is HARDLY about political correctness. First Amendment rights in
this country protect these folks right to call their kid whatever they
want, but it DOES NOT entitle them to coerce or manipulate others into
going along with their sick little games.

If Mommie Dearest wants her little angel's full name on a birthday
cake, then SHE should learn how to bake!

Martin Luther (November 10, 1483 February 18, 1546) was a German
monk. Much scholarly debate has concentrated on Luther's writings
about the Jews. His statements that Jews' homes should be destroyed,
their synagogues burned, money confiscated and liberty curtailed were
revived and used in propaganda by the Nazis in 193345. For more info,
visit the Wiki on him. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther
So, I am wondering why MLK's parents named him after this
anti-semite....now that is offensive, oh wait.....MLK did somlife
despite his name....wow, what a concept.

My take on this...the parents are looking for a law suit and/or their
15 minutes of fame. Why else would they continue to request Shoprite
make the cake after they've been denied twice before? They could
simply choose to use the child's first name or first and last name
like most people do, instead they are making a huge thing over this
store not allowing the entire name on the cake.

Regardless, if the US is going to allow parents to name their children
like this, then I don't see any reason a store should not allow the
name to be used on a cake. It's a cake for goodness sake. And this
is really all about a child who has no clue who Hitler was.

Why are people dogging WalMart about this? There's no legal reason not
to make the cake, and why should a kid be denied a cake just because
his parents have some issues?

I think the names are offensive to more than just "some." Heck, I know
many European countries outright ban the name and Hitler's immediate
family never had children because they wanted the name to die with
them.

Shoprite can turn away whomever they want; it's a business and if they
want to lose the money, than so be it. At least their integrity is
still intact.

Odd choice of names for parents to make, but hey, to each his own.

Shoprite is a wonderful place to shop.

WalMart only repects and cares about money, so it isn't surprising
they made the cake. They do NOT respect their customers. The people
there may not even know who Hitler was.

I just noticed - this WalMart is MY WalMart! What kind of coincidence
is that? How wonderful to know this is happening in my backyard.

Good for Shopright.

Another reason not to shop at Walmart (not that I really needed one).

Comparing the names Jesus and Mohammad to that of Adolf Hitler.
Intersting comparison.