Margaret Thatcher has died

DaniaC

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She only represented and cared about SOUTH England. Scotland, North England, Wales and Ireland where just lucky to be part of the UK in her eyes. if we did not share the view of her and her elitist party then why should she care its only about South England
 

JkgfjghU

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We have ONE idiot up here who prays at the Alter of this villain, called Ruth Davidson... She must love being lonely

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chango2008

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You do know it was the Scottish Conservative who told her to go ahead with piloting the tax scheme in Scotland first?

Just a point worth mentioning.

Raz
 

RyanWillcox

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ye but what does that have to do with the Scottish PEOPLE? Malcolm Rifkind was not Scottish as he was tory. You could say that Malcolm done his part in guaranteeing the Tories will never have a home in Scotland EVER AGAIN
 

stc1820

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Lol the guy who did her voice here in spitting image is live on LBC now, he's cracking me up.

Spitting Image - S01E03 - Thatcher's Cabinet - YouTube
 

Coraloni

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The common view of those vehemently opposed to her term focus around the poll tax. As if it was her sole idea, and wish and knew it was going to have the effect it did. Relinquishing responsibility for those also involved.

Raz
 
Almost, but she had a special hatred for the miners.

Partly I think it stemmed from the tories not forgiving the NUM for bringing down Ted Heath. But I think for Thatcher it was what the miners represented: working class solidarity and working class culture.

Sure she needed to break the unions, and that meant above all breaking the NUM, the 'Grenadier Guards' of the TUC. But on a deeper level, she needed to destroy the culture of the traditional working class in order to expand the underclass. The chavs and the asbo generation were her lasting legacy.
 
I notice that she won't be getting a state funeral after all. I'm glad in a way, because she certainly didn't deserve one, but on the other hand it would have been a great opportunity for people to turn out in force and show what they really thought of her.
 
I would imagine that's the reason they're not having one. The security and policing would be impractical (to put it mildly). They're already said they'll "clear the route" to St Paul's for her funeral - clear it of disgruntled ex-miners, shipwrights and steelworkers, I'd imagine.
 
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