Any MikeB Readers Care to Speculate on the Firearm Ownership in This Home?

I am skeptical about both the denials that these people are neo-nazis and that there is no violence issues in this home. It has been unusual, a departure from the norm, for children to be successfully removed from a household if there are not safety issues, neglect issues, and/or violence issues.  So, while this may be one of those exceptions, I am heartily skeptical that is the case, until shown evidence otherwise.

Geeze, and I used to think a boy being named 'Sue' was bad...

from U.S. News on MSNBC.com and 'myfoxphilly' (despite this occurring in New Jersey):

Parents of Adolf Hitler Campbell lose custody of newborn Hons

Rich Schultz / AP

The Campbells with their son, Adolf Hitler.

A New Jersey couple who lost custody of their first three kids after giving them Nazi-inspired names has been denied the right to take home their fourth child, a newborn boy they named Hons.
Heath and Deborah Campbell's other children - Adolf Hitler Campbell, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell - are in foster care. On Monday, the Campbells went to family court in their hometown of Flemington, N.J,. in a bid to regain custody of Hons, who they say was taken from them by state child welfare officials hours after Deborah gave birth on Thursday, reported myfoxphilly.com.
Hons is still in the hospital, but the couple has been barred from seeing the baby, they told FOX. Heath Campbell said police came into the nursery and took Hons without a court order.
“They kidnapped my kid,” Campbell said. “I’ve been sleeping with his little blanket from the hospital.”
The state took custody of the couple’s other children nearly two years ago, saying there were in danger because of previous violence in the Campbell home, The Associated Press has reported. The Campbells have been fighting to get their children back ever since, claiming the violence charges are fabricated. It wasn't clear whether the latest court hearing involved all of the children or just the newborn.
The Campbells came into the spotlight in 2009 when a supermarket refused to ice a birthday cake for their now 4-year-old son Adolf Hitler.
Heath Campbell defended the children's names and told myfoxphilly.com on Monday that his reverend approved of him naming his new son Hons.
The Campbells have denied that they are neo-Nazis.

This Has Absolutely NOTHING to do with the 2nd Amendment or Gun Rights

This was just so strange, so bizarre, and both sad and funny, that I felt a need to share. I don't wish to laugh at someone else's misfortune, or to be insensitive to their feelings.  But one has to ask the question that cannot be ignored: 'what where you thinking?' 

Oneal Morris, accused of practicing medicine without a license.

From MSNBC.com: 

Butt injection with 'Fix a Flat' leads to arrest

Transgender woman charged with posing as doctor in Miami area

By Brian Hamacher

NBCMIAMI.com

updated 2 hours 16 minutes ago

A Miami Gardens transgender woman is facing charges of practicing medicine without a license after police say she injected a patient's rear with everything but the kitchen sink in an illegal cosmetic surgery procedure. Oneal Ron Morris, 30, was arrested Friday after an investigation by Miami Gardens Police and the Florida Department of Health.
According to police, the victim saw Morris in May and was injected in her buttocks with a substance consisting of cement, "Fix a Flat," mineral oil and super glue.
See photos, read the original story at NBCMiami.com
The amateur incision was then sealed with super glue, police said. The victim was later hospitalized with a serious medical condition as a result of the injections.
Morris, who police say is a man but appears to look like a woman and sports an apparently enhanced rear herself in arrest photos, was being held on $7,500 bond. It was unknown whether she has an attorney.
Police believe there may be other victims of Morris who may be afraid to come forward. They said the victims haven't done anything illegal and shouldn't be afraid to come forward.