Soldato
It is not my parents responsibility to feed my children, no.
Haha good one. I hope your parents don't starve them then should they ever look after them for the day
It is not my parents responsibility to feed my children, no.
I wonder what Arthur Scargill thinks of this.
Haha good one. I hope your parents don't starve them then should they ever look after them for the day
Pretty much echoes my position. There's very little love for her from my parents, who also suffered a lot of financial hardship during that time. We live in the south east too, just to refute the idea that opinions on Thatcher depend on region.
I think the three day week was actually Ted Heath in 1973/4 almost a decade earlier during another miners dispute.
I was a piece worker at the time, turning out cam blanks on a lathe, so we just upped the work rate and earned nearly as much in three days as we did in five.
I hated her policies, not the person.
Why? - deregulation of our financial sector & furthering neoliberal economic policies which further expanded the poverty gap - with the added problem of selling off our council housing stock (all of which we are paying for now).
Short term gain for long term pain.
I hated her policies, not the person.
Oh I agree, but I don't think you need to experience something first hard to disagree with it either.
I'm not experiencing the current changes to our benefit system at all (as I don't claim anything) - but I'm strongly against many of the changes to them.
Bloody hell, a flippant, although topical comment pertaining to milk, or lack thereof, gets some of you irked
Yes I went on protests as a student against her as education secretary on the milk thing
If you lived in the seventies and suffered the last throes of the Callaghan labour government you would realise what an absolute mess she had to deal with.
No she did not cut public spending during her terms in office.
Compared to Blair she was honest with the electorate and you cannot say that you did not know what you would get voting for Maggie.
Yes a few mistakes, but on the whole we have had an awful lot worse since and before. We could have had Michael Foot.
She was PM for eleven years, and the UK did fairly well during that time.
Thats all it would have taken :dunno: for you to say it was a flippant comment...Its quite obvious that there are large numbers of people who are so ridiculous as to make such comments legitimately.
Why? - deregulation of our financial sector & furthering neoliberal economic policies which further expanded the poverty gap
Wonder where they will bury her?
Let her explain why looking at the 'gap' is the wrong thing to be looking at...
Do you honestly think someone in their right mind would blame the Prime Minister - to wit Mrs M Thatcher - for their calcium deficiency as a child, owing to her removing the free 1/4 pint bottle of milk from their daily diet.
Yes I do. The amount of hatred for the women is amazing. People believe the most ridiculous things. Some of the things ive read today and heard over the years are just hilarious.
So yes, thats why I asked you if you were serious or not :dunno:
*bile*
Depressing...
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The future is bleak.