Alfie Evans...

Just for some perspective just under 7 or so children (aged under one) die each and every day in the UK. A figure much reduced from 30 years ago when the population was lower but the figure was pretty much double. The figures for under two's would obviously be even higher.

There were 2,651 infant deaths (deaths of those aged under 1 year) that occurred in England and Wales in 2016, compared with 2,578 in 2015 and 6,313 in 1986.
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So no I'm not going to single out the death of one child I have no connection to out of many others to show how apparently compationtate I am to others with some faux grief. Needless to say the death of a child is a sad event for thoose concerned.

I am also not going to have any patience with the fools who think that parents universally know what's best for their child when this is demonstrably not true.

Its the advances in medicine and science that have seen child mortality rates collapse often against the views of some parents and the mob who think they know best.

The saddest thing about this whole incident is that the actions of the self proclaimed 'army' could very easily have placed the care of other patients, including children, at jeopardy.
 
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I dont do Facebook its whats on the streets about him.

He is known so its not hard to find things out.

Anyway just leave the slagging now and see what happens.
 
Hotwired said:
I scrolled down and it's infested with people that are ignorant, obstinate and apparently american.
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Merseyside Police seem to be taking the brunt of it at the moment on their Facebook page. Every post is a magnet for Americans with guns and/or flags in the profile pictures to mash their keyboard angrily and call the police murderers.
 
On an internet near you soon...

“We saved your bacon in wubble you wubble you too”

And

“God loves you all”

The internet. Can’t live with it can’t ban Americans from the Deep South from...EVERYTHING
 
I always find it interesting when other people talk about their Facebook feeds with something controversial like this. I have only seen one post about the whole thing and that was in support of the medical services being harassed by alfie army. However I'm quite active with unfollowing/unfriending all the people who post crap so perhaps I have already removed the people who be posting about this sort of stuff.
 
MikeTheNative said:
I always find it interesting when other people talk about their Facebook feeds with something controversial like this. I have only seen one post about the whole thing and that was in support of the medical services being harassed by alfie army. However I'm quite active with unfollowing/unfriending all the people who post crap so perhaps I have already removed the people who be posting about this sort of stuff.
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I find events like this an easy way to trim down my Facebook friends. Had to delete my own father after he re-posted Britains First rubbish :(
 
These armchair experts are hugely frustrating, this is what I deal with regularly. Parents demanding antibiotics and other treatments for children when they don't warrant them with no concept of the risk of harm.
 
Stupid people with a teeny bit of knowledge are a pain in the butt. I sometimes see them come to my department to tell me how i should be doing my job, its so funny but i usually let them take a seat (i had a nice sofa put in the office just for this) before i waste there asses with tech talk so far from there pitiful existence that they leave thinking they just had a conversation with god.

Ok might be a wee exaggerating there, anyway it must be a right bundle of laughs for doctors dealing with the muppets.
 
Some woman was asking for scrap metal on one of the local FB selling groups. Her FB profile page is a picture of her young child with 'Alfie's Army' superimposed on the photo. :rolleyes:
 
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