Good morning, good afternoon, good evening wherever you are in the world.

I'm here in Seattle, Washington and it's time to step out on the high wire.

Let's do this.

That for a second, your children are not your children.

They are actually wards of the state and you have simply been given guardianship by the

state.

You can't get away at any time because the state actually owns your child.

Does that idea make you happy?

Does it make you feel safe?

Is that how you want your nation and your country to work?

That you are superseded by government decisions?

And those government decisions can be affected by all sorts of things like even your doctor.

Is that the world you want to live in?

I believe that is what we have all been contemplating deep inside of ourselves whether we know

it or not when we've been watching this story take place.

NHS, the National Health Service in the United Kingdom has won another legal battle.

Here's a rare undiagnosed neurological condition that doctors have not been able to pinpoint,

regardless they concluded Alfie should be removed from life support.

This has always been an issue of the parents' right to dictate the future of their own child

set against the doctor's view of what is in the interests of that child.

Doctors said because they know Alfie would only live a few hours.

The toddler has defied that prediction and is still breathing on his own days after life

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