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>>> Three children are forcefully removed from their parents because one of
>>> the children was named in a certain way? Where are the human rights
>>> commissions?
>
>> All of the children had Nazi-related names. Also, "Heath reportedly denies
>> the Holocaust and their home is decorated with swastikas".
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> I'm not questioning the rationality of the act. I'm questioning its
> legality and constitutionality.
>
> Is there a codified law in the United States which states that if
> parents have the "wrong" political opinion, decorate their home with
> the "wrong" symbols and name their children with the "wrong" names,
> it's ok to take the children away?
>
> If the answer is no, then no matter how horrible the situation might be,
> taking the children away is illegal, unconstitutional and against basic
> human rights.
I think this was done because of something in addition to the political
views.
But, as I say, we're too far away to be able to say with any certainty.
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