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I don't think suffering multiple strokes and dementia could be called peaceful, not by any stretch of the imagination.
You could argue that the person that inspired so much hatred had in effect died long ago...
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So much hatred that she was elected 4 times.
At the time there simply wasn't a credible opposition to her,
indeedI can't say I have (had?) a great a opinion of Thatcher, but some feminists put her in a slightly different light than what I'd expect to read in this thread.
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I can't say I have (had?) a great a opinion of Thatcher, but some feminists put her in a slightly different light than what I'd expect to read in this thread.
The bottom line is that Thatcher was a ruthless, horrible bastard to the point that most people forgot all about the fact that she was the first woman PM.
The fact that she was female was completely inconsequential when compared to the fact that she was a heartless, community destroying scumbag.
Some of the same people indifferent about Bin Laden dying are downright cheerful about Maggie's death.
As I've already stated, I take no pleasure in her or anyone else's death.
The fact that you've implied that I do is disappointing and a little ironic* but not really surprising.
*http://www.whyzzat.com/threads/hugo...protests-asking-wheres-hugo.22018/#post-62316
Maggie hurt more people.Some of the same people indifferent about Bin Laden dying are downright cheerful about Maggie's death.
I can't imagine anyone else in the UK inspiring these sort of tasteless reactions:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2013/apr/09/police-arrests-thatcher-death-parties
that basically sums up MY feelings about ANY dead person."I would rather that Thatcherism was dead because she is mostly to blame for what is going on today. She is responsible, but not solely, for the massive gap between the rich and the poor."
you are still looking at moo ??Well, I wasn't really specifically fingering you. There is an even nastier thread on Moobunny right now.
I can't imagine anyone else in the UK inspiring these sort of tasteless reactions:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2013/apr/09/police-arrests-thatcher-death-parties
and isn't it ANNOYING that people STILL mention that Marie Curie was a WOMAN , rather than just say she was a Nobel Prize winner, physicist and chemist who pioneered research on radioactivity.I suppose it could be considered admirable, just how completely she trascended feminism.
Her sex, as far as I can recall, was as irrelevant as any woman in a position of any power whatsoever, that I am aware of.
Perhaps that should be applauded. I really don't know.
The bottom line is that Thatcher was a ruthless, horrible bastard to the point that most people forgot all about the fact that she was the first woman PM.
The fact that she was female was completely inconsequential when compared to the fact that she was a heartless, community destroying scumbag.
and isn't it ANNOYING that people STILL mention that Marie Curie was a WOMAN , rather than just say she was a Nobel Prize winner, physicist and chemist who pioneered research on radioactivity.
what does it say about society that the only time people don't notice it's a women is when she's scary?