Stephen, that assertion has already been addressed, but I'll repeat myself and expand on it.
Differences between my statements and beliefs about the Romani people and Travelers vs Hitler's statements and beliefs about Jews, Gypsies, etc:
1. Hitler based his beliefs on the theory of RACIAL superiority - in other words, genetic differences between races which he believed to mean that some races were inferior to others. I believe that there is simply no superior race - that the issues within the Romani and Traveler subcultures are due to the CULTURE in which children are raised in those groups - for whatever reasons. It has little or nothing to do with genetics or race.
2. Hitler believed that "inferior" races should be mistreated, rounded up, shipped off to camps or sequestered in ghettos, and systematically murdered. I believe that the Romani and Traveler cultures often abuse children within these cultures, and also perpetrate crimes on the societies in which they live, and that we should do all that we can to HELP the victims of these cultures - whether they live within or outside these subgroups.
3. Hitler believed in separating these groups from other societies, and enforcing segregation to the point of death. He wanted absolutely no integration or interaction between the "host" society and these groups or individuals. I much prefer that these groups interact in wholesome ways, and be integrated fully into the societies in which they live, rather than keeping themselves separate and contributing to their own disenfranchisement.
4. Hitler would be horrified at the idea of a German (or a family member) marrying into a Romani family, and would consider the offspring of that union to be genetically flawed. I would welcome a Romani into my family with open arms, and would dearly love any children who came from that union.
Hope that clarifies some things for you.