Thatcher Statue will not go in London
 

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It goes to Grantham
I am sure if someone wants to Smash her head off
they will go to her home town.


And maybe film it.

Put it up in London and stop pandering to people's threats. If someone vandalises it, arrest them.

I bet if people were asked and they answered truthfully, not as many people have a problem with it. It's the noisy minority willing to smash down what it doesn't agree with.

Did you admire that xenophobic old ****? Ew

Not particularly, no. But she was the first female PM and had bigger balls than any of the men in her cabinet. We have a statue of Oliver Cromwell outside Parliament that no Irish people seem to have complained about .

Watched that film, more on that later! x

I'm not complaining about any of your statues? I just asked a question.

Grantham's gain

what a lovely statue to a great PM


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So no, I don't agree with loads of the stuff she did, but I wouldn't call myself a supporter. I mention Oliver Cromwell just to show we have statues of all kinds of odious people, I can't believe Thatcher was the worst of the lot.

It should go up in London,she was the first woman PM and did a lot of good aswell as stuff some don't agree with,but every statue ever erected will have someone who was never perfect, people need to stop being so faux upset about everything,it wont ruin anyones life if her statue is there,she deserves it as much as anyone, and if the immature in society want to vandalise it that says so much more about them,Maggie was trail blazer and she should be remembered as such, as Livia said she had bigger balls than any man that's been in power.

Like or hate her - Thatcher (as Livia said) had balls. She made decisions and pretty much stood by them - far more than the shower of politicians we have now.

Bit like Trump then :p

Whatever her legacy, as the first female Prime Minister her statue should be in Westminster and Grantham

Burn it! Like the witch she is!

its made of stone, it wont burn you scouse plonker

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Won't burn! Wow, she really is a witch. :idc:

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Thatcher was one of the best prime ministers ever, and a woman, hence why she got a state funeral. Not everyone agreed with her for sure, but she single handedly brought this country back from general strikes. Yes, she went too far, thats always the way in these things, but no-one has deserved a statue more than her in my life time.

They should put it in her resting place, the deepest pits of Hell.

Probably for the best

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Is she the milk lady

Am defo not a fan of Thatcher but she was the first woman PM and therefore should be in Westminster Square

The fact that the only thing people can say about her is "she was a woman" speaks volumes.

Glenda Jackson spoke the truth about that.

put it up in doncaster hehe. a giant one, like a Buddha statue

There Locked UP

What's the point? It's gonna get trashed wherever it goes.

She didn't "bring the country back", she ushered in the neoliberal Tory capitalism that is still autocannibalising us to this day. It just isn't finished yet.

Here's a near first on political matters recently.

I actually agree with every word of your post above.

Who asked for perfection?

Is it a first Joey :wavey:

Yes... in the 1970s. Strange that of all the things she's responsible for, good and bad, people still bring up the milk thing.

I know, those poor kids were probably delighted, who liked to drink milk as a child ...not me

Nor me. I still don't like it much. Can't imagine having to drink luke-warm milk on a hot day.

One of the best times of the day was Milk time, usually with a dry biscuit.

I hate milk but when I was in primary school alot of the kids got those little glass bottles at lunchtime delivered and it seemed to be the best thing ever for them. I always wished I liked milk it looks really nice

I never understood the milk thing. I mean, it was introduced in the early forties when food was rationed and poor families were struggling. By the time milk was removed around 1970, we were doing rather better.

If I didn't drink my milk, I'd have only been good enough to play for Accrington Stanley.

Accrington Stanley...? Who are they?

:-)

Well I went to a rural Irish school, we brought our own milk or in my case Cocoa in the cold weather in a flask if my Mom ran out of cocoa she sent us with hot milk, and never told us as she knew we would moan, I can still see the shock on my brothers face when he was pouring it out :laugh:

Well she defo deserves a statue...does it matter where it goes though? Unless it is being moved due to threats that is....then that matters...a lot.

You and I would have some ding dongs on politics Kazanne.:joker:
However that's what makes politics interesting to debate.

You're an adorable member and we agree on much more important topics.

I rated Margaret Thatcher for her strength .she looked the statesperson all through.
She never took a sledgehammer to the most vulnerable sick and disabled.
She came to power when the UK was near ungovernable.
The Unions far too extreme, even against Labour their own Party in government.

No government or PM does all right or wrong.
What she did was make the UK look strong and she always fought determinedly the UKs corner.

She made bad decisions too of course but she must go down as one of the most formidable leaders ever, a strong PM and her debating skills were second to none.