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Minutes Silence for Thatcher?


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Bloody tories, can't stand them and couldn't stand Thatcher. She was an awful woman and brought so much hardship upon many working class people and hid the truth from the families of the Hillsborough victims. I certainly wouldn't honour it, if we did have one of Saturday.

While I can appreciate why some were not fans of her tenure as PM, it's a bit sad that you wouldn't be able to honour a minute's silence, regardless of who it is for.

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Not sure it is needed, she did sort out the country, but was quite brutal. If you have 1 min silence which is ruined, its not that good. Politics should not quite be the popularity contest that it is today, politics is so fake I hate it. (PS, Everyone understands she had a positive impact on the economy, as well as defeating the unions, hence why most political parties are center. Maybe thats the greatest respect. She did make mistakes, but she was great on Europe, thank **** we are not in the Euro!!! I do not want to be part of a Federal Europe, no no no!! ha ha

 

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Bloody tories, can't stand them and couldn't stand Thatcher. She was an awful woman and brought so much hardship upon many working class people and hid the truth from the families of the Hillsborough victims. I certainly wouldn't honour it, if we did have one of Saturday.

 

Unions brough the hardship by going on strike all the time, hardship on all!! Why was she the longest serving PM? Did she personally hide the truth?

 

PS, For what its worth I hate it when a political trys to buy votes with tax payes money, and putting all of us in dept. But thats just me.

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While I can appreciate why some were not fans of her tenure as PM, it's a bit sad that you wouldn't be able to honour a minute's silence, regardless of who it is for.

 

Nobody is advocating crashing her funeral with a marching band but plenty might not want to be seen to be happy to nod along paying respects to her after what she did.

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Unions brough the hardship by going on strike all the time, hardship on all!! Why was she the longest serving PM? Did she personally hide the truth?

 

PS, For what its worth I hate it when a political trys to buy votes with tax payes money, and putting all of us in dept. But thats just me.

 

As opposed to trying to buy votes with tax cuts, cheap shares in undervalued privatised state monopolies, and cheap council houses?

 

Minutes silence? Wonder how many Wiganers agreed with that prat.

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Dave Whelan wants one before Wigan's game but clubs are not being asked to by the FA or the Premier League

 

@BenSmithBBC: Dave Whelan tells @BBCSport there should be a minute's silence for Thatcher before Wigan's #FACup semi http://t.co/J2Wyn0zB2j

 

Whelan would say that. He is always in the front row at the Tory Part Conference.

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As opposed to trying to buy votes with tax cuts, cheap shares in undervalued privatised state monopolies, and cheap council houses?

 

Minutes silence? Wonder how many Wiganers agreed with that prat.

 

 

That was not buying votes, that was encouraging people to work, it was also designed to put trust into the business, they can then be made more profitable and successfull, or if running at a loss, take the burden off the taxpayer.

 

Even Labour understand it was required, and will say so now. She changed politics forever, although, like I said, she was brutal. No other polition would of had the guts to stand up to the unions though, who were socialist, and were becoming too powerfull. She is the longest serving PM, as well as only woman PM of the country.

 

I do NOT agree with a minutes silence (as said before) as I don't think it is appropriate.

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