Its not right for the state to take Children away from a family based souly on the childrens names. If the state can do it in this case whats to stop it from taking children away from parents based on unpopular political positions, or foul language.

In my mind as awful and hateful as these people might be it sets a terrible president and opens the door for abuse down the road.

Should the state keep an eye on the childrens safety YES (YES YES YES) but it needs a reason to step in that words protected under the constitution.

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Imagine if you were that child and in 20 years people can google you (or whatever we have in 20 years) and find out your Dad was raping you and your Mom was burning you with cigerettes. A childs privacy is important.

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But I am in much doubt of this man's credibility, and frankly doubt that CPS violated the law by taking these children without cause just because their parents gave them despicable names. Perhaps that was what brought the attention of the state, but I imagine there's much more to this than we are aware.

Not to say some good-intentioned person or group may have filed erroneous reports, counting on the idea that the names of the children must be indicative of much worse behavior or whatever, which could happen. Still, he is not the source of honest info in my eyes, but I have a real problem with white supremacists and that totally clouds my judgment, I admit.

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Yeah those names are dumb and offensive, but I don't see anyone taking away children from parents who name them Tayqueefalie or Nevaeh.

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