[Morgana]

What a pitiful excuse for a hospital.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel... There is no such thing as a death panel...

[Nik Naym]

“...after he finally lost his battle against a rare degenerative disease.”

Those lying bastards. He lost his battle with the British Government and courts, who decided he must die, and die now.

I hope every single person who participated in killing this kid burns in hell.

[Dante3]

I hope I’ll never end up in such a hospital.

[bboop]

That couple should emigrate IMMEDIATELY to Italy.

[SkyDancer]

Probably will be arrested and charged with interfering with government imposed death.

[gov_bean_ counter]

Sounds like a slow and painful death.

[trisham]

I can’t imagine how heartbroken these parents and their family must be. God bless them.

[Wallace T.]

Damn that excuse for a hospital. Damn the National Health Service. Damn the land of my ancestors.

[Wuli]

Needless tragedy brought on by the state treating a human being as their property, against the wishes of the parents and when the state was offered reasonable alternatives elsewhere for the child’s assistance. The NHS hospital’s plans were bad enough, but the denial to let the child go elsewhere clinched their lack of human morality.

[Midwesterner53]

Alfie is playing at the feet of Jesus today, healthy, happy and content. Those who tried to save him will see him again. Those who are responsible for his death will also see him again, sitting on the knee of the Lord. Alfie will be happy, God will not be nor will those killers once they hear their judgement.

[TBP]

I’m surprised that National Homicide Service didn’t have him arrested.

[TBP]

http://www.glennbeck.com/2018/04/27/alder-hey-the-little-hospital-of-horrors/?utm_source=homepage&utm_medium=latestfromglenn&utm_campaign=latestfromglenn?utm_source=glennbeck&utm_medium=contentcopy_link

[KosmicKitty]

If this was Prince Louis, I bet the outcome would be much different.

It’s good to be the future king. For everyone else in Britain, not so much.

[Pinkbell]

Again, the comments at the UK Daily Mail are all pro-hospital. The other comments are thumbed down. Perhaps even conservatives in the UK are more liberal and accept this government overreach. Maybe it’s all liberals commenting. The arrogance of the comments where people say things like the parents couldn’t accept the inevitable or they shouldn’t have been at the hospital but not in Italy either as he should have died at home are amazing. Who are these people to tell these parents what to do with their child? They didn’t have to pay for it. Italy would have handled it. It’s easy to say those things when it isn’t your own child. These parents had a right to give their son a chance. If these people were right that he was marching to death, then guess what? He’d have died in Italy.