We keep hearing about Hollie Dance's moves to change the law. Which law is she referring to and what are her proposed strategies to change it? Or does she want a new law and what will it contain?
It's so sad but undoubtedly true. If Archie had dreams of being a doctor or lawyer or engineer, they would have been sabotaged either directly or indirectly by his family.There was a very young boy near me who was killed. Took a long time to finalise things. Someone asked, 'Where would he be now, as an adult?'
The answer was sad, brutal, and honest .... 'Prison'.
Exactly this. The truth is horrific enough. We don't need to add more wild theories of cover-ups etc that we already know for sure can't be true because of the absolute facts we already have.This. Too many adult situations for a neurotypical child, and FAR too many for a little boy with ADHD.
I really wish people would stop inferring that HD was directly involved in his death. One of the biggest issues I have with her is her anti-science, anti-doctor nonsense...this case has been scrutinised in the highest courts in the land, it beggars belief that people genuinely seem to believe that a TBI might have been missed. It's basically perpetuating the idea that the doctors involved in his care are guilty of almost breathtaking incompetence.
It just didn't happen. What DID happen was bad enough, why do people want to make it worse?
Give your head a wobble. He was a child. None of it was his fault, what chance was he given in life?I’ve read ppl saying he wasn’t a nice kid as he got older?
So when are you allowed to say it? 15? 18? First conviction?Give your head a wobble. He was a child. None of it was his fault, what chance was he given in life?
Absolutely gross to see people name calling a dead little boy just because he doesn't meet social norms of what a 'good' child looks like. What is this thread becoming man? Hasn't he been through enough without strangers shredding him a new one?
I don't think there's many children in the world who would be polite, well groomed little things with a mother like HD.
Why as an adult do you feel the need to say a child isn't 'nice' that's the question? It's one thing saying he clearly had a rough upbringing but commenting on whether a child is nice is just cold. Yes the circumstance around his life/death make it worse, but it would be the same even if he was alive.So when are you allowed to say it? 15? 18? Would we be allowed to say it if he was alive?
We're meant to pretend he wasn't until then? Living in that family it's unlikely.
Nobody is saying any of it is his fault, but it doesn't mean he was an angel just because he isn't an adult yet.
She's going to struggle with that, I mean, then there's other forums and then there's comments on news sites and where does it end?So much drama on the fb groups. Hollie reckons she’s taking people on Facebook to court now.
she just loves to fight. The whole family are one big Jeremy Kyle cav fest.
Give your head a wobble. He was a child. None of it was his fault, what chance was he given in life?
Absolutely gross to see people name calling a dead little boy just because he doesn't meet social norms of what a 'good' child looks like. What is this thread becoming man? Hasn't he been through enough without strangers shredding him a new one?
I don't think there's many children in the world who would be polite, well groomed little things with a mother like HD.
In response to your question, yes, it did appear that he was following in line with his family.Can you point to where I was actually ‘name calling him’? I don’t think I was?
And please don’t have a go at me, I was just asking the question as it was something that I read on threads from other ppl. That’s not what I think myself, as of course I obviously didn’t know him personally.
I only joined this site a few days ago and still reading through all the threads regarding this case, so I am learning as I go along everyday from what I am reading on here and other sites regarding Archie’s sad situation.
I doubt it.Have the interviews finally dried up?
Just a pregnant pause then?? Le sigh!I doubt it.
There will likely be a lull until the funeral then she will be back needing attention from anyone who will give her the time for it. It may then quieten off until the inquest starts & she'll be do the day time telly rounds again.
You've taken the comment completely out of context .Give your head a wobble. He was a child. None of it was his fault, what chance was he given in life?
Absolutely gross to see people name calling a dead little boy just because he doesn't meet social norms of what a 'good' child looks like. What is this thread becoming man? Hasn't he been through enough without strangers shredding him a new one?
I don't think there's many children in the world who would be polite, well groomed little things with a mother like HD.
LONG POST..It's so sad but undoubtedly true. If Archie had dreams of being a doctor or lawyer or engineer, they would have been sabotaged either directly or indirectly by his family.
Something I have been concerned about if he was inappropriately exposed to sex work, is whether he was being approached, via punters asking his mum, for the same. That breaks my heart, poor kid. It's totally speculation on my part, but I don't think it's too much of a leap to at least wonder.
Sadly I think the media are probably too involved with Liverpool at the moment.........Have the interviews finally dried up?
I don't think I actually did just questioning why you are policing what people think and when they are allowed to think it.Why as an adult do you feel the need to say a child isn't 'nice' that's the question? It's one thing saying he clearly had a rough upbringing but commenting on whether a child is nice is just cold. Yes the circumstance around his life/death make it worse, but it would be the same even if he was alive.
They quickly move on.Sadly I think the media are probably too involved with Liverpool at the moment.........