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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like. |
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like. "
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards. |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards."
Even her family didn't want the statue! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
Even her family didn't want the statue! "
yeah her daughter complained she wasnt carrying a hand bag.A new design to meet the requirements of family and the parks will be needed.The head needs to be firmly bolted on and be vandal proof. |
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
Even her family didn't want the statue! yeah her daughter complained she wasnt carrying a hand bag.A new design to meet the requirements of family and the parks will be needed.The head needs to be firmly bolted on and be vandal proof. "
I would think a spring in the neck so the head can wobble about to absorb the impact of bricks and other missiles 
I'm off to the Durham miners gala today.. a tory free zone i hope |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
Even her family didn't want the statue! yeah her daughter complained she wasnt carrying a hand bag.A new design to meet the requirements of family and the parks will be needed.The head needs to be firmly bolted on and be vandal proof.
I would think a spring in the neck so the head can wobble about to absorb the impact of bricks and other missiles
I'm off to the Durham miners gala today.. a tory free zone i hope "
I'm sure she's popular with that crowd! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards."
If they are for the few why do they keep getting the majority? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
Even her family didn't want the statue! yeah her daughter complained she wasnt carrying a hand bag.A new design to meet the requirements of family and the parks will be needed.The head needs to be firmly bolted on and be vandal proof.
I would think a spring in the neck so the head can wobble about to absorb the impact of bricks and other missiles
I'm off to the Durham miners gala today.. a tory free zone i hope "
Do you think it would be a good thing if we still sent boys down t'pit? |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards."
Would that be the few that keep voting for them in their millions at each election |
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By (user no longer on site)
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
Even her family didn't want the statue! yeah her daughter complained she wasnt carrying a hand bag.A new design to meet the requirements of family and the parks will be needed.The head needs to be firmly bolted on and be vandal proof.
I would think a spring in the neck so the head can wobble about to absorb the impact of bricks and other missiles
I'm off to the Durham miners gala today.. a tory free zone i hope "
I'm sure some fans of Breaking Bad can think of better ways to inflict damage on a brass statue. |
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
If they are for the few why do they keep getting the majority?"
I think a few Labour voters on here are having a Diane Abbott moment. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
If they are for the few why do they keep getting the majority?
I think a few Labour voters on here are having a Diane Abbott moment. "
More wisdom from Centaur |
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By (user no longer on site)
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The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I think a bronze of her swinging her hand bag into the face of a coal miner would be good.
Or reaching down to take some milk from a school child would be quality.  |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful."
So you agree that its much better that the statue is not erected and the police can instead focus on real policing? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
So you agree that its much better that the statue is not erected and the police can instead focus on real policing? "
Where do I say I want the statue  I am merely pointing out the disgusting attitude many have displayed in openly encouraging criminality. Do you agree it is wrong to encourage criminal acts? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
Would that be the few that keep voting for them in their millions at each election"
 Is this the landslide victory the tories had lately your referring to?
Supplemented by the Irish at 100 million each? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
If they are for the few why do they keep getting the majority?
I think a few Labour voters on here are having a Diane Abbott moment. "
You having a bojo moment?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
So you agree that its much better that the statue is not erected and the police can instead focus on real policing?
Where do I say I want the statue I am merely pointing out the disgusting attitude many have displayed in openly encouraging criminality. Do you agree it is wrong to encourage criminal acts?"
I've only seen humour in the thread.Especially the springy head. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful."
Get a grip. Were discussing a lump of metal. A controversial figure that caused unrest and caused division erected in public woll only serve to stir unrest. If it were indoors in Parliament it would be in more fitting surroundings and context.
I feel bad for her family. Imagine a statue of your mum being vandalised and being the focus of unrest
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
So you agree that its much better that the statue is not erected and the police can instead focus on real policing?
Where do I say I want the statue I am merely pointing out the disgusting attitude many have displayed in openly encouraging criminality. Do you agree it is wrong to encourage criminal acts?"
If you believe it will be vandalised, and that would waste resources, then surely you must believe it shouldn't be erected in the first place. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think a bronze of her swinging her hand bag into the face of a coal miner would be good.
Or reaching down to take some milk from a school child would be quality. "
or both lol! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Btw.. A tony Blair statue would also be another stupid idea.
Who gets paid to think up these ludicrous plans?!
"what's the best way to nurture unity and harmony in the uk?.. Oh i know, a statue of maggie thatcher! ' ffs |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
Get a grip. Were discussing a lump of metal. A controversial figure that caused unrest and caused division erected in public woll only serve to stir unrest. If it were indoors in Parliament it would be in more fitting surroundings and context.
I feel bad for her family. Imagine a statue of your mum being vandalised and being the focus of unrest
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I think they should go for it being in parliament. She should be remembered as the first woman PM.You cant ignore that or her influence and presence in politics. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like. "
This hugely unpopular prime minister did rather well in your home town.. how many seats did labour take in Dorset as a whole? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
Get a grip. Were discussing a lump of metal. A controversial figure that caused unrest and caused division erected in public woll only serve to stir unrest. If it were indoors in Parliament it would be in more fitting surroundings and context.
I feel bad for her family. Imagine a statue of your mum being vandalised and being the focus of unrest
I think they should go for it being in parliament. She should be remembered as the first woman PM.You cant ignore that or her influence and presence in politics."
Yea your right.. Go on then. Theyll need plenty glue for the neck. Araldite? Uhu? Lol |
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There is a large Labour slab monument going spare from Ed Miliband's doomed 2015 general election campaign, maybe they could carve the new statue from it to save costs, Labour and Miliband don't want it any more it must be going cheap. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
So you agree that its much better that the statue is not erected and the police can instead focus on real policing?
Where do I say I want the statue I am merely pointing out the disgusting attitude many have displayed in openly encouraging criminality. Do you agree it is wrong to encourage criminal acts?
If you believe it will be vandalised, and that would waste resources, then surely you must believe it shouldn't be erected in the first place."
Comprehension is still not a strong point for you is it  Where do I say it should be erected? I am talking solely about the so called adults condoning potential criminal acts. I condemn anyone who condones such criminality; do you? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
Get a grip. Were discussing a lump of metal. A controversial figure that caused unrest and caused division erected in public woll only serve to stir unrest. If it were indoors in Parliament it would be in more fitting surroundings and context.
I feel bad for her family. Imagine a statue of your mum being vandalised and being the focus of unrest
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Doesn't make it right does it? If someone vadalises your car tonight will it be ok because it is just a lump of metal? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
Get a grip. Were discussing a lump of metal. A controversial figure that caused unrest and caused division erected in public woll only serve to stir unrest. If it were indoors in Parliament it would be in more fitting surroundings and context.
I feel bad for her family. Imagine a statue of your mum being vandalised and being the focus of unrest
I think they should go for it being in parliament. She should be remembered as the first woman PM.You cant ignore that or her influence and presence in politics."
There's already a statue of Thatcher in the Palace of Westminster. This is such a non story. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
Get a grip. Were discussing a lump of metal. A controversial figure that caused unrest and caused division erected in public woll only serve to stir unrest. If it were indoors in Parliament it would be in more fitting surroundings and context.
I feel bad for her family. Imagine a statue of your mum being vandalised and being the focus of unrest
I think they should go for it being in parliament. She should be remembered as the first woman PM.You cant ignore that or her influence and presence in politics.
There's already a statue of Thatcher in the Palace of Westminster. This is such a non story."
Head's been glued back on so not in good nick i take it |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
Get a grip. Were discussing a lump of metal. A controversial figure that caused unrest and caused division erected in public woll only serve to stir unrest. If it were indoors in Parliament it would be in more fitting surroundings and context.
I feel bad for her family. Imagine a statue of your mum being vandalised and being the focus of unrest
Doesn't make it right does it? If someone vadalises your car tonight will it be ok because it is just a lump of metal?"
Who said i condone vandalism?
I meant, why stirr up ill feeling over a lump of metal., likely to give the police and other services needless work by erecting a symbol of that nature.
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
Get a grip. Were discussing a lump of metal. A controversial figure that caused unrest and caused division erected in public woll only serve to stir unrest. If it were indoors in Parliament it would be in more fitting surroundings and context.
I feel bad for her family. Imagine a statue of your mum being vandalised and being the focus of unrest
Doesn't make it right does it? If someone vadalises your car tonight will it be ok because it is just a lump of metal?
Who said i condone vandalism?
I meant, why stirr up ill feeling over a lump of metal., likely to give the police and other services needless work by erecting a symbol of that nature.
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I've not once said I am for the statue, the complete opposite. I am spesking out against the mindless vandalism others on here would condone. |
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
Would that be the few that keep voting for them in their millions at each election
Is this the landslide victory the tories had lately your referring to?
Supplemented by the Irish at 100 million each? "
You're deluding yourself if you don't want to believe that the Conservative Party still has massive support throughout the country. Even with the worst election camping I've ever seen they still got 42% of the vote and still technically won the election. You're also deluding yourself if you believe that 42% of voters are selfish bastards who don't give a shit about schools, social care and the health service or that 42% is not part of the many but is just the few. A lot of people still simply don't trust Labour on the economy at all, even quite a few who voted for them this time round. |
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
Get a grip. Were discussing a lump of metal. A controversial figure that caused unrest and caused division erected in public woll only serve to stir unrest. If it were indoors in Parliament it would be in more fitting surroundings and context.
I feel bad for her family. Imagine a statue of your mum being vandalised and being the focus of unrest
I think they should go for it being in parliament. She should be remembered as the first woman PM.You cant ignore that or her influence and presence in politics."
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
Would that be the few that keep voting for them in their millions at each election"
No. The established elite who bullshit the masses.
The line that ambitious people strive and become successful. This though usually (cameron era) means exploiting those less fortunate. A type of pyramid scheme protecting the existing wealth of a privileged elite by a. Cutting taxes to the wealthy, and by legitimising greed as if were a virtue. |
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
Would that be the few that keep voting for them in their millions at each election
Is this the landslide victory the tories had lately your referring to?
Supplemented by the Irish at 100 million each?
You're deluding yourself if you don't want to believe that the Conservative Party still has massive support throughout the country. Even with the worst election camping I've ever seen they still got 42% of the vote and still technically won the election. You're also deluding yourself if you believe that 42% of voters are selfish bastards who don't give a shit about schools, social care and the health service or that 42% is not part of the many but is just the few. A lot of people still simply don't trust Labour on the economy at all, even quite a few who voted for them this time round."
Yes of course they have mazzive support. How else can a few elite parasites win a majority? |
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By positioning the statue in Parliament Square, the PM is hoping to deflect attention from the considerable carnage of her premiership
She will stand there cold and emotionless surveying the division and strife of the land where she once held a semblance of power.
As for the statue, I have no idea what it will look like.
Im told the thatcher staue has been withdrawn for vandalism fears.
Any tory statue from recent history would be vandalised. Not surprising really as they are for the few and not the many cruel heartless bastards.
Would that be the few that keep voting for them in their millions at each election
Is this the landslide victory the tories had lately your referring to?
Supplemented by the Irish at 100 million each?
You're deluding yourself if you don't want to believe that the Conservative Party still has massive support throughout the country. Even with the worst election camping I've ever seen they still got 42% of the vote and still technically won the election. You're also deluding yourself if you believe that 42% of voters are selfish bastards who don't give a shit about schools, social care and the health service or that 42% is not part of the many but is just the few. A lot of people still simply don't trust Labour on the economy at all, even quite a few who voted for them this time round."
Agree on this point to a degree |
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful."
Correct.
They talk about the nasty party but don't mind indulging in their very own nastiness when it suits. |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
So you agree that its much better that the statue is not erected and the police can instead focus on real policing?
Where do I say I want the statue I am merely pointing out the disgusting attitude many have displayed in openly encouraging criminality. Do you agree it is wrong to encourage criminal acts?
If you believe it will be vandalised, and that would waste resources, then surely you must believe it shouldn't be erected in the first place.
Comprehension is still not a strong point for you is it Where do I say it should be erected? I am talking solely about the so called adults condoning potential criminal acts. I condemn anyone who condones such criminality; do you?"
Right, so no statue, no criminality, no problem |
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
So you agree that its much better that the statue is not erected and the police can instead focus on real policing?
Where do I say I want the statue I am merely pointing out the disgusting attitude many have displayed in openly encouraging criminality. Do you agree it is wrong to encourage criminal acts?
If you believe it will be vandalised, and that would waste resources, then surely you must believe it shouldn't be erected in the first place.
Comprehension is still not a strong point for you is it Where do I say it should be erected? I am talking solely about the so called adults condoning potential criminal acts. I condemn anyone who condones such criminality; do you?
Right, so no statue, no criminality, no problem "
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
Correct.
They talk about the nasty party but don't mind indulging in their very own nastiness when it suits."
There is a difference.
One being people that are taking the brunt of austerity (the disabled for example) being demonised by nice man cameron (author of we're all in this together bollocks) , ids etc.. Being disrespectful to their tory masters, and disgraceful sttitudes by the tories who actually write their vile vitriolic nasty shite into government policy!!
Attacking the disabled and you moan on about people being 'nasty' about a statue.
During the world banking crisis a banker's wife bemoaned about not being able to take their helicopter on holiday with them.. They call that suffering?! How about the disabled being shit on by the tories for austerity? A political choice and a tiny percentage of the budget and you whinge on because people poke fun a a statue.. You should be ashamed of yourself.
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"The anger and hatred of some is incomprehensible. To get to the point where they condone criminal activity, which will result in emergency services allocating resources that could be better spent on more important matters. Disgraceful.
Correct.
They talk about the nasty party but don't mind indulging in their very own nastiness when it suits.
There is a difference.
One being people that are taking the brunt of austerity (the disabled for example) being demonised by nice man cameron (author of we're all in this together bollocks) , ids etc.. Being disrespectful to their tory masters, and disgraceful sttitudes by the tories who actually write their vile vitriolic nasty shite into government policy!!
Attacking the disabled and you moan on about people being 'nasty' about a statue.
During the world banking crisis a banker's wife bemoaned about not being able to take their helicopter on holiday with them.. They call that suffering?! How about the disabled being shit on by the tories for austerity? A political choice and a tiny percentage of the budget and you whinge on because people poke fun a a statue.. You should be ashamed of yourself.
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I agree somebody who attacks an inanimate object is irrelevant compared to the brutality a government can inflict upon real people and their lives.You guys in the right care more about an image of somebody who incites rage in other person.Than the reason for the rage. |
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