[Kizzy]

Calling the father of this very sick little boy names is abhorrent, walk a mile in his shoes.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Calling the father of this very sick little boy names is abhorrent, walk a mile in his shoes.

So you think it is acceptable for the thug to organise protests to target the hospital and staff?

Do you not care for the families who are unable to be at their child's bedside because of this thug?

I'm not being funny but all he cares about is causing trouble and getting in the papers.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Adam.

So you think it is acceptable for the thug to organise protests to target the hospital and staff?

Do you not care for the families who are unable to be at their child's bedside because of this thug?

I'm not being funny but all he cares about is causing trouble and getting in the papers.

Thug?

How judgemental.

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Thug?

How judgemental.

He bloody stabbed someone! He is a thug!

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Thug?

How judgemental.

So you think its right for him to round people up to bombard the hospital and attack people ?

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Adam.

So you think its right for him to round people up to bombard the hospital and attack people ?

the hospital is still standing, and not bombed like you say now

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

the hospital is still standing, and not bombed like you say now

Nowhere didi ever mention bombed

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Adam.

Nowhere didi ever mention bombed

''bombard the hospital''

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Adam.

So you think its right for him to round people up to bombard the hospital and attack people ?

Nice diversion. I didn't say that did I?

But there's understanding the state of mind he must be in and just callously calling him a thug.

And before I get the "well that makes it alright then?" No. I didn't say that either.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Adam.

So you think it is acceptable for the thug to organise protests to target the hospital and staff?

Do you not care for the families who are unable to be at their child's bedside because of this thug?

I'm not being funny but all he cares about is causing trouble and getting in the papers.

like he's a bank robber, or murderer





i hoped you were trying to be funny

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Adam.

So you think it is acceptable for the thug to organise protests to target the hospital and staff?

Do you not care for the families who are unable to be at their child's bedside because of this thug?

I'm not being funny but all he cares about is causing trouble and getting in the papers.

Don't preempt my thoughts please.

All I said was walk a mile, none of us know indefinitely what we would do in a similar position.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Don't preempt my thoughts please.

All I said was walk a mile, none of us know indefinitely what we would do in a similar position.

I'd be at the bedside 247 not organising mobs and selling stories

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I'd be at the bedside 247 not organising mobs and selling stories

fair, i get your point now


you try to say he does this for attention while he should rather be at the bedside

[arista]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I'd be at the bedside 247 not organising mobs and selling stories

Yes the MOBS
are the PROBLEM

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Calling the father of this very sick little boy names is abhorrent, walk a mile in his shoes.

I am calling his actions exactly what they are. Scummy. He is at it again saying staff at Alder Hey are snotty. He wan't her revolting army to attack staff members. He is scum.

[Underscore]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

I am calling his actions exactly what they are. Scummy. He is at it again saying staff at Alder Hey are snotty. He wan't her revolting army to attack staff members. He is scum.

Originally Posted by Cal.

He bloody stabbed someone! He is a thug!

Originally Posted by Adam.

So you think its right for him to round people up to bombard the hospital and attack people ?

Originally Posted by Adam.

I'd be at the bedside 247 not organising mobs and selling stories

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Calling the father of this very sick little boy names is abhorrent, walk a mile in his shoes.

I actually have to say this as well. A lot of my family work in the NHS aswell as myself and my similar aged cousin both currently in education to work in health care too and you know what I find 'abhorrent'? the fact that staff who are already doing a job which for anyone would be highly emotional, looking after sick and dying children every ****ing day have to go to work in fear of being harrased by a group of absoloute morons. Walk a mile in their shoes Kizzy.

[Tinsel Toes]

I didn't want to listen to this father on the news this morning , i was shocked by what he has done to 'stir' maximum trouble ! he looks like its about a money making exercise not about is son , its really shocking how hospital staff , other mothers and fathers with sick children have to deal with kind of animalistic behaviour - from people 'who care'.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

I actually have to say this as well. A lot of my family work in the NHS aswell as myself and my similar aged cousin both currently in education to work in health care too and you know what I find 'abhorrent'? the fact that staff who are already doing a job which for anyone would be highly emotional, looking after sick and dying children every ****ing day have to go to work in fear of being harrased by a group of absoloute morons. Walk a mile in their shoes Kizzy.

Yes my family work within the NHS too, it has no bearing on how conflicted I feel in relation to this case.
Making rude comments about Alfies parents at this stressful time achieves nothing.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Yes my family work within the NHS too, it has no bearing on how conflicted I feel in relation to this case.
Making rude comments about Alfies parents at this stressful time achieves nothing.

Somebody who incites others to riot and harrass innocent staff members at a childrens hospital is scummy. I have seen nobody calling the mother anything just the father who has been the one doing said things.

Calling a spade a spade.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Somebody who incites others to riot and harrass innocent staff members at a childrens hospital is scummy. I have seen nobody calling the mother anything just the father who has been the one doing said things.

Calling a spade a spade.

All you have had to say on this is correct in my opinion A.J.

I do not think that I would survive - or want to - if one of my beloved kids or precious little grand kids was that poor tragic little boy and I was in the dad's position, but as much as I KNOW that I would try to clutch at ANY straw which offered even the slenderest sliver of hope, I also know that I would neither incite mindless morons to threaten the poor hospital staff in the way that they have nor condone their actions.

It is time the Government got really DRACONIAN with punishments for these anarchic imbecilic mobs - and that is for ALL of them - no matter what side of the political Spectrum they hail from and no matter how 'worthy' the cause may be which they are FEIGNING support for whilst in reality they are merely seeking opportunities to indulge in their violent and offensive anti-social behaviour.

I feel for the poor little child and his family, but I also feel for the ordinary, innocent, decent hospital staff who are having to suffer the intolerable harrassment which they are.

They are being 'scapegoated'.

[Yuki Maru Hoshi]

I thought part of police's job was to institute blockades when there are major protests like this. i.e. clear doors to major facilities so that protesters aren't able to block the public/businesses from functioning... easy OT for the police officer, and the people are still able to practice their right to protest.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Maru

I thought part of police's job was to institute blockades when there are major protests like this. i.e. clear doors to major facilities so that protesters aren't able to block the public/businesses from functioning... easy OT for the police officer, and the people are still able to practice their right to protest.

Police budgets have been cut so far that they're threadbare... They don't have the money to have enough police on the streets on a normal day, let alone a budget for overtime. If it was London there might be more of a police presence, but not in a North of England city like Liverpool...