Actually, he died of a terrible disease.
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Using a child's death to score political points is reprehensible.
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Read this from a right-wing journalist and please try to gather all the facts before commentinghttp://www.melaniephillips.com/cruel-ignorant-campaign/ …
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Sometimes, Collin, it's better to keep your opinion to yourself. Like now.
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TWITTER IS FOR VOICING ONES OPINIONS AS YOU HAVE JUST DONE.
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This child had a terminal condition. The most you could say is that socialized medicine shortened his life
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The most you can say is it extended his life. Sans medical insurance or medicine free at the point of use he would have had no treatment!
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That's kinda what I was trying to say, but you were much more eloquent!
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RIP! what a sad shame that England caused his death. Socialist government! And that's what idiots want for America
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We don't have a socialist government in the UK!
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You have no idea about the Uk! My thoughts are with his devastated parents & not point scoring.
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Socialized medicine had nothing to do with Charlie Gard's mitochondrial DNA defect. You Trumpsters need to learn some science.
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So sad, R.I.P. Little Charlie Gard
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'Socialism'? Who would have paid for the ventilation treatment you insist shld hv continued in a non 'socialist' system? Indefinitely?
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In America he wouldn't have lived that long. Especially if he had poor parents.
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