Banned names of 2015
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I personally don't think a government should have banned names, if someone wanted to name their child Batman what is the problem?
Do they ban names to protect the child, or is it a form of control. These must be American influenced, as they have a religious ring to them.Be interesting to see the full list.
Do they ban names to protect the child, or is it a form of control. These must be American influenced, as they have a religious ring to them.Be interesting to see the full list.
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The same is for New Zealand to. They banned alot of names because As the agency put it, acceptable names must not cause offense to a reasonable person, not be unreasonably long and should not resemble an official title and rank.
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/05/01/world/asia/new-zealand-stange-baby-names/index.html
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/05/01/world/asia/new-zealand-stange-baby-names/index.html
Happy2
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A Swedish couple tried to name their child. Brfxxccxxmnpcccclllmmnprxvclmnckssqlbb11116
So presumably the naming board(?) Is also trying to give the child some fighting chance when he starts school applies for jobs later
I still recall a couple trying to name their son Adolf Hitler I believe it was right for that name to be rejected The father turned up in court wearing full Nazi army uniform to have the case overturned He was charged with child abuse I believe I personally think the courts got it right
So presumably the naming board(?) Is also trying to give the child some fighting chance when he starts school applies for jobs later
I still recall a couple trying to name their son Adolf Hitler I believe it was right for that name to be rejected The father turned up in court wearing full Nazi army uniform to have the case overturned He was charged with child abuse I believe I personally think the courts got it right
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