The problem here is that the parents are in a position which none of us would ever want to even imagine being in - they're in a place where they are going to lose their child, and that is something which none of us wants to contemplate. But it's also a position which, in the eyes of many, puts them above scrutiny, and as such they can put themselves at the centre of the most despicable behaviours and campaigns etc, and there will be people, even people who don't agree with their stance, who will take the view that "their child is dying, can you blame them/no-one knows what they're going through/they're in denial/they're only doing what they feel is best." Etc.
Thing is, we don't know that. We don't know that this is all about desparation any more. And the fact that a hospital has had to go to court in order to be allowed to do what is in the best interests of the welfare of this dying child is clear proof that actually, they do not have their child's best interests at heart.
But losing their child should not put them above question when they start tweeting the likes of Donald trump and pushing for their child to be kept alive and in pain just so they can get a bit more airtime out of this.
puzzledandpissedoff I do imagine that it would take time to go to court etc, although I would imagine that it must be possible to get an emergency order which would allow Charlie's life support to be turned off without the parents as they have consistently shown that they do not have Charlie's best interests at heart. Charlie already has a legal guardian due to him being a ward of court, surely that could be extended?