Of Silvana De Mari
Alfie's father and mother will not be allowed to take the baby away.
Every parent must be able to be sure that everything has been done, every parent must see their child die only after every avenue has been tried. These two parents will not be allowed.
The little one runs the risk of dying if he leaves the hospital, so it's better for him to die in hospital without risk.
The power described by Kafka was a fledgling amateur compared to this logic. The day after the blitz attempted by his father Alfie, very sick English child, he had no right to his mother's presence for a day. This is his best interest?
The mother is a British citizen, and she has a clean criminal record, she is not a terrorist and is not suspected of having a terrorist act among her plans. Alfie's mum is not a serial killer.
Yet a state separates a mother from her sick child.
And now we have atrocious doubts about why Charlie's parents resigned themselves: the fear of being pushed away.
We gave everything into the hands of the state: medical care, the school, pensions, safety. The state can do anything.
A few days ago the pro-life billboard was removed which he informed (correctly) about what a fetus is made of 11 weeks.
Many were scandalized because that billboard could be read as a criticism of a state law. Or rather the State.
The State is the new God.
Source: https://www.silvanademaricommunity.it/2018/04/16/alfie-il-suo-papa-e-la-sua-mamma/
