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Re: Brexit: Should the UK stay or go?
Only if they lose the right to vote, particularly their veto in the process ^^
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Seeing some vids on Theresa May, is it me or does she have a bit of Thatcher about her?
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I hope she does, for Thatcher was right.
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If you've ever been to Scotland, or the North of England, you can't possibly believe Thatcher was right about anything.
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People in the areas Viva mentioned celebrated her death harder than most people celebrate their birthdays
Barely anybody outside of maybe London wants another Thatcher.
Barely anybody outside of maybe London wants another Thatcher.
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VivaStPauli wrote:If you've ever been to Scotland, or the North of England, you can't possibly believe Thatcher was right about anything.
You reckon the people in Scotland and North of England would enjoy good lives if they were still in the mining jobs, huh?
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More than they would've enjoyed their current unemployment.
They also might've enjoyed one of the many other industrial-sector jobs that died once they were basically deliberately scrapped to collect money to throw at banks in central London.
They also might've enjoyed one of the many other industrial-sector jobs that died once they were basically deliberately scrapped to collect money to throw at banks in central London.
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all the go on strike 3 times a month merchants hated thatcher
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Thatcher is arguably one of the worst prime ministers we have ever had. A vile person and single handedly nearly destroyed UK.
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VivaStPauli wrote:More than they would've enjoyed their current unemployment.
They also might've enjoyed one of the many other industrial-sector jobs that died once they were basically deliberately scrapped to collect money to throw at banks in central London.
lol, that's just denial, dude. Thatcher saw that the cheap jobs, like the mining ones, were going to end up elsewhere, where technology was catching up and where labour was going to be cheaper. Either say no to economical development and stick to the low-level jobs or move forward. If the UK wanted to keep up and grow economically, it had to make the transition to the high-end jobs and service economy. That's what Thatcher saw and that's what she did, correctly. She's only hated by people who don't understand how these things work - and who think the UK could somehow have the mining jobs and the like with country's income level. That just does not compute.
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RealGunner wrote:Thatcher is arguably one of the worst prime ministers we have ever had. A vile person and single handedly nearly destroyed UK.
Do elaborate.
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Her time at the office led to one of the highest unemployment rates in the country. She destroyed our manufacturing industries. People couldn't afford to buy houses because of how the interest rates were under her and those who were paying their mortgages couldn't anymore because of how high the rates went up to. She introduced cuts which led to schools increasing prices for school dinners and cutting out free meals which put further burden on families. Her taxation policies benefited the rich massively but affected the poor even further. UK had the highest youth unemployment rate under her where UK saw more young beggars on the street than ever before. Crime rate doubled under her. Called Nelson Mandela a terrorist. Wanted to re-introduce capital punishment. Wanted to control the media and tried her best to destroy BBC.
And she started privatising NHS (tories wet dream though tbf) and if she stayed in power for longer, NHS would have been privatised years ago.
There is a reason why she tops nearly every 'most hated PM in UK ever' polls.
And she started privatising NHS (tories wet dream though tbf) and if she stayed in power for longer, NHS would have been privatised years ago.
There is a reason why she tops nearly every 'most hated PM in UK ever' polls.
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People wanting another Thatcher when it's the whole 'Only London matters' attitude that caused a lot of people to vote for Brexit in the first place as a giant 'f*ck you'
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RealGunner wrote:Her time at the office led to one of the highest unemployment rates in the country. She destroyed our manufacturing industries. People couldn't afford to buy houses because of how the interest rates were under her and those who were paying their mortgages couldn't anymore because of how high the rates went up to. She introduced cuts which led to schools increasing prices for school dinners and cutting out free meals which put further burden on families. Her taxation policies benefited the rich massively but affected the poor even further. UK had the highest youth unemployment rate under her where UK saw more young beggars on the street than ever before. Crime rate doubled under her. Called Nelson Mandela a terrorist. Wanted to re-introduce capital punishment. Wanted to control the media and tried her best to destroy BBC.
And she started privatising NHS (tories wet dream though tbf) and if she stayed in power for longer, NHS would have been privatised years ago.
There is a reason why she tops nearly every 'most hated PM in UK ever' polls.
There is a reason for that, yes, and it's because the majority of people don't understand how these things work.
What you said is true, though. In a nutshell it can be said that Thatcher wanted to move the UK from an industrial economy to a service economy.
It meant a great shake up. It meant a lot of jobs lost (in the short term). The great shake up had some side effects - like schools increasing the price of meals.
The capital punishment thing she only suggested for the fight against the IRA - when there was a real terrorism fight going on in Ireland between the Republic and the North.
But really, by far the biggest reason Thatcher is hated is because of her attack on the workers' unions and the industrial sector jobs. And what has happened to those jobs in the years after her reign? Have they flourished in the UK after her? No. They have disappeared naturally. One by one, year by year. Thatcher saw that trying to salvage them would be very expensive, would hamper the economy in the long run by keeping people in the low-end jobs instead of moving them into the high-end jobs, while the world would move on and leave the UK trailing. The sectors Thatcher attacked have disappeared from the UK on their own after her. If anything, she was a visionary that, in the long run, saved the UK a whole lot of money.
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UK sees largest drop in new permanent jobs in 7 years
http://www.dw.com/en/uk-sees-sharp-drop-in-new-permanent-jobs/a-19450288
http://www.dw.com/en/uk-sees-sharp-drop-in-new-permanent-jobs/a-19450288
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Nelson Mandela was a terrorist.RealGunner wrote:Her time at the office led to one of the highest unemployment rates in the country. She destroyed our manufacturing industries. People couldn't afford to buy houses because of how the interest rates were under her and those who were paying their mortgages couldn't anymore because of how high the rates went up to. She introduced cuts which led to schools increasing prices for school dinners and cutting out free meals which put further burden on families. Her taxation policies benefited the rich massively but affected the poor even further. UK had the highest youth unemployment rate under her where UK saw more young beggars on the street than ever before. Crime rate doubled under her. Called Nelson Mandela a terrorist. Wanted to re-introduce capital punishment. Wanted to control the media and tried her best to destroy BBC.
And she started privatising NHS (tories wet dream though tbf) and if she stayed in power for longer, NHS would have been privatised years ago.
There is a reason why she tops nearly every 'most hated PM in UK ever' polls.
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FennecFox7 wrote:That is possibly the stupidest thing you have ever said, and you've said some stupid things an austistic child wouldn't say.
To have the balls to insult a man like Mandela. Wow.
Shouldn't we tell our opinion without insulting? Or we just have to insult back if we felt insulted? I don't think this attitude could ever bring something good for the community. It's not about right or wrong, it's just about the way we express ourselves. Of course you are free to say anything and I know that nobody asked me of my opinion, but I feel that it is my duty as a human being to act if I see harm being done at any level. So with all the respect, I know you can do much better.
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I almost feel insulted. Mandela was a role model and an example for all of us. All of a sudden he's a terrorist because he wanted to end the apartheid? Also, he himself directly caused no deaths in technicality and let's ignore that the blacks were subjugated by the whites in a way that made Israel Palestine look cute, but hey, conservatives gonna conserve. They will fight for their (backwards) values to the end and they need to be called out on it.
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FennecFox7 wrote:I almost feel insulted. Mandela was a role model and an example for all of us. All of a sudden he's a terrorist because he wanted to end the apartheid? Also, he himself directly caused no deaths in technicality and let's ignore that the blacks were subjugated by the whites in a way that made Israel Palestine look cute, but hey, conservatives gonna conserve. They will fight for their (backwards) values to the end and they need to be called out on it.
Saying that you consider Mandela a role model, explaining your thoughts, giving your arguments in a nice way is much better than calling people different ways and insulting them. I say this because I also insulted people on this forum and I realized that it didn't help at all, on the contrary, it made me suffer by being full of hatred. We don't deserve to invest our good energy with such things like insulting or saying harsh words about somebody. Although, we will naturally continue to do so, but that's why we are not alone in this world, to warn each other so we can prevent some unwanted situations. Isn't this how Nelson Mandela would want us to act?
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what are you talking about now.
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I wasn't talking about why he did things. I'm talking about what he did. and if you look up the word terrorism and look at the things he did he was a terrorist. now you might think its fine to blow shit up and murder people as long as you have a good reason to do it and that's fine. that's your opinion.FennecFox7 wrote:I almost feel insulted. Mandela was a role model and an example for all of us. All of a sudden he's a terrorist because he wanted to end the apartheid? Also, he himself directly caused no deaths in technicality and let's ignore that the blacks were subjugated by the whites in a way that made Israel Palestine look cute, but hey, conservatives gonna conserve. They will fight for their (backwards) values to the end and they need to be called out on it.
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lets all sing along
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under mandela being a white farmer was the most dangerous job on earth. you had more chance of getting killed than a bomb disposal unit in afganistan. so when mandela sang kill the boer they surly did.
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ANC’S VICTIMS WERE MOSTLY CIVILIANS: 1981 – 2 car bombs at Durban showrooms 1983 – Church Street Bomb (killed 19, wounded 217) 1984 – Durban car bomb (killed 5, wounded 27) 1985-1987 – At least 150 landmines on farm roads (killed 125) 1985 – Amanzimtoti Sanlam shopping centre bomb Dec 23 (killed 2 white women and 3 white children) 1986 – Magoo’s Bar bomb (killed 3, wounded 69) 1986 – Newcastle Court bomb (wounded 24) 1987 – Johannesburg Court bomb (killed 3, wounded 10) 1987 – Wits command centre car bomb (killed 1, wounded 68) 1988 – Johannesburg video arcade (killed 1 unborn baby, wounded 10) 1988 – Roodepoort bank bomb (killed 4, wounded 18) 1988 – Pretoria Police housing unit, 2 bombs (wounded 3) 1988 – Magistrate’s Court bomb (killed 3) 1988 – Benoni Wimpy Bar bomb (killed 1, wounded 56) 1988 – Witbank shopping centre bomb (killed 2, wounded 42) 1988 – Ellis Park Rugby Stadium car bomb (killed 2, wounded 37) Late 1980s – numerous Wimpy Restaurant bombs (killed many, wounded many)FennecFox7 wrote:I almost feel insulted. Mandela was a role model and an example for all of us. All of a sudden he's a terrorist because he wanted to end the apartheid? Also, he himself directly caused no deaths in technicality and let's ignore that the blacks were subjugated by the whites in a way that made Israel Palestine look cute, but hey, conservatives gonna conserve. They will fight for their (backwards) values to the end and they need to be called out on it.
but hey. they had a legit reason for doing it
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@Unique
Hm... Aren't you one of the people who defend the US 2nd amendment for the reason that armed civilian people can fight against a (unjust / oppressive / etc) government with deadly force by that? Isn't it just what the above people did?
Hm... Aren't you one of the people who defend the US 2nd amendment for the reason that armed civilian people can fight against a (unjust / oppressive / etc) government with deadly force by that? Isn't it just what the above people did?
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