Some people take this "Thatch" hatred too far

[MrMark]

Is she dead yet? Is Margaret Thatcher Dead Yet?

[minestrone]

I got banned from a forum after I commented that thousands of miners must have croaked it saying "not now, let that bitch That..."

I was saying to the girly the other day half the miners in the dispute must be dead by now.

[RichardCranium]

Try asking some of the folk in the coal mining or steel making or ship building areas of the country why they hate Thatcher. Especially in the areas that have been depressed for a generation.

[minestrone]

Try asking some of the folk in the coal mining or steel making or ship building areas of the country why they hate Thatcher. Especially in the areas that have been depressed for a generation.

Because the Koreans were better at building ships that the Glaswegians?

Shipyards started to close in the 70s, nowt to do with Thatcher.

[HairyArsedBloke]

Maybe I should formalise my campaign to have B'Liar, Snot Goblin, et al be publicly put to death through being hung, drawn and quartered?

[Flashman]

Try asking some of the folk in the coal mining or steel making or ship building areas of the country why they hate Thatcher. Especially in the areas that have been depressed for a generation.

Lucky that the last Labour government came to their rescue and re-opened all those pits.

errr...

[Alf W]

Yes it's a bit of an over-reaction when all she did was devastate communities, increase taxes, create civil unrest, quash bodies that stood up for workers rights, introduce unfair taxes and create privately owned monopolies.

Human suffering and misery was a price worth paying to make a small minority fantastically wealthy?

I blame the Argies. She'd have been out on her arse in 1983 if it wasn't for them.

[swamp]

Lucky that the last Labour government came to their rescue and re-opened all those pits.

errr...

They gave back school milk though.

[RichardCranium]

Lucky that the last Labour government ...

Blimey. That's going back some. James Callaghan, wasn't it?

[minestrone]

Since the second World War Britain was at it's most successful under Thatcher's leadership. There can be no question that is the truth.

The UK has to remember that the NHS was largely paid for by the Americans and when that money dried up we were stuffed. Thatcher was the first PM to deal with the problem of the UK spending more than we made. Sadly that has now been reverted.