Seriously? This is not a subject to make puns about.

This comment is bad and you should feel bad.

Well I found it funny.

*slow claps* well done.

There are people that find the Holocaust funny; that still doesn't mean that jokes about it would be appropriate to make at a survivor's speech. Making this sort of joke is like seeing someone get shot, and running over to kicked them in the bullet wound. Unnecessarily cruel, and flat out RUDE to say to someone you don't know.

But as they say, laughter is the best medicine. Though personally I find it funnier how up-in-arms people (well by people I mostly mean GhostFox) are getting over a simple, innocuous pun on the Internet, and not even a pun that is cruel or malicious. Was it inappropriate? Sure. But to call it cruel and compare it to people finding the Holocaust funny? Really?

Gee, it's almost as if getting amusement at the expense of someone who is already hurt, through a joke that is inappropriate because it is harmful, is cruel. Oh, wait. Don't try to redirect attention from your "joke" being inappropriate and at the expense of a person who is already suffering by trying to paint everyone who is disapproving of it as overreacting. It doesn't do your already poor image any good.

Trying to redirect from it being inappropriate? Did you not even read my previous comment where I admitted that it was? And I'm not saying anything about everyone overreacting, you're the only one overreacting. I could see it being cruel if it was a joke about a dead baby or something, but literally all I did was use the name in a pun. If OP even did read it, I seriously doubt she took it hurtful, and has most likely already forgotten it even existed. Saying it is hurtful and at the expense of others is like saying the "I did Nazi that coming" pun is hurtful to Jews. And now honestly we're both just making it even worse by making a big deal about it.

I don't know, in many ways I think OP does have a claim. It belongs to her daughter - why should her sister's child have the same name as OP's daughter?

She had a daughter and the daughter had a name. Whether or not that daughter was born, she existed. The name is not up for grabs. Op's an angel already has taken the name. I have 2 angels and can relate. It is terribly painful and I hope the sister doesn't lose her baby. If she does she will fully understand that it's your CHILD! even when you haven't held her. So so mean and inconsiderate. I'm sorry for your loss.

Depending on how developed the fetus was, (usually starting around 2-3 months I think) it's actually ENCOURAGED for the parents to name the fetus to help with the grieving process. So... In most Western cultures, the name was VERY MUCH unavailable.