Born in Honduras, adopted by Jews, wants to bleach himself white and join the Nazis.

This is an extreme example of the identity problems that often occur in transracial adoptions and marriages. Mixed-race youth are most likely to be substance abusers. Always nice to see when the Jewish race-mixing scheme blows up in their faces. These dumb kikes tried to raise this mestizo Jewish, and it did nothing but fuck up his head. He's not a Jew and he knows it. He'll never fit in and truly be accepted as Jewish and everyone knows it. Clearly this Nazi bravado is some kind of lashing-out at the fake Jewish identity he's been pushed to put on.

Regardless of what liberals and leftists have put forward, one's identity is nothing something that can be taken on and off and switched around like a new suit. Playing social engineering games causes real problems for people, and the consequences of 3rd world adoptions far outweigh the so-called "benefits" (namely only that the adoptee has access to more material goods, as if that's the pinnacle of human existence). He'd have been much better off with a Honduran family or even in a Honduran orphanage.

Competing views heard in court on hate-crime vandal

Nazi tattoo on his chest, spray-paint can in hand, Ian Baron approached a Montgomery County synagogue shortly before midnight.

The 22-year-old seemed an unlikely neo-Nazi. Born in Honduras, he was adopted and raised by Conservative Jewish parents who lived four blocks away — at a home in Olney where he still showed up for occasional Friday Shabbat dinners.

“Death2Zionists,” he wrote.

“Arbeit Macht Frei,” Baron added, the German phrase that hung above the entrance to Auschwitz and translates to “Work will make you free.”

He painted swastikas and more anti-Semitic graffiti that night in July and was locked up the next week. A jury quickly convicted him in February of hate-crime vandalism.

Prosecutors say he’s unrepentant, is still given to racist views and has the potential to be extremely dangerous. Family members and two rabbis who know him well say he is saddled with deep identity issues and drug and alcohol abuse.

“He has anger problems. He has incredible violent tendencies,” said prosecutor Sherri Koch, who described a series of bizarre letters Baron wrote to his girlfriend from jail.

Baron wrote about bleaching his skin and starting his own neo-Nazi group. He talked up plans to buy an AK-47 — “Me Want!” he wrote next to a photo of one. And he wrote that he would remember the faces of the jurors, “just in case I need to take action.”