Margaret Thatcher

**macadamia** · 09-Apr-13, 12:21

Hatred is a zero calorie diet. It provides no sustenance for the body, and about the same for the soul. as for climate change - one person's "lack of understanding" is anothers "binding vision".

**M Swanson** · 09-Apr-13, 12:23

Originally Posted by Flynn

You seem to be under the misapprehension that we live in a Presidency. We do not elect Prime Ministers, we elect political parties.

Not this nonsense, a-g-a-i-n, Flynn. The Party elects its leader and having done so, the voters choose whether, or not, to elect them. In my example, for 12 years the voters and Party chose Blair, despite his refusal to change any of MH's policies. He knew when he was on to a winner. They all do ....... still!

**secrets in symmetry** · 09-Apr-13, 12:23

Originally Posted by Flynn

Hope they're going to give us all a day off. If we're paying to put the evil old hag in the ground then we should get the day off.

I hope for her sake she's cremated. From what I've heard people threatening to do, they'd have to surround her grave with high security fences and a sewage works!

**ducati** · 09-Apr-13, 12:24

Originally Posted by Flynn

I fought while the hag was alive and in power. I marched with the miners, I stood in Trafalgar Square and watched in dismay as police on horseback bludgeoned innocent people. What did you do?

I'll dance on her grave and a do lot more than just dance as soon as I have the chance.

I cheered the police.

I particularly enjoyed the mounted charges, very entertaining.

**Flynn** · 09-Apr-13, 12:26

Originally Posted by macadamia

Hatred is a zero calorie diet. It provides no sustenance for the body, and about the same for the soul. as for climate change - one person's "lack of understanding" is anothers "binding vision".

Funny you should say that, seeing as it was Thatcher who introduced the need to combat global warming into the political arena.

**secrets in symmetry** · 09-Apr-13, 12:26

Originally Posted by macadamia

Hatred is a zero calorie diet. It provides no sustenance for the body, and about the same for the soul. as for climate change - one person's "lack of understanding" is anothers "binding vision".

I've seen what you've written about climate change - the simple fact that you don't understand is as clear as day.

**Flynn** · 09-Apr-13, 12:27

Originally Posted by M Swanson

Not this nonsense, a-g-a-i-n, Flynn. The Party elects its leader and having done so, the voters choose whether, or not, to elect them. In my example, for 12 years the voters and Party chose Blair, despite his refusal to change any of MH's policies. He knew when he was on to a winner. They all do ....... still!

In all the years I've been a voter, I've never yet had a ballot paper asking to vote for anyone for the position of prime minister.

**M Swanson** · 09-Apr-13, 12:31

Oh! Puleeeeeeze, Flynn. Whoever said you, or anyone else, ever has? Doh!

**Flynn** · 09-Apr-13, 12:35

Originally Posted by M Swanson

Oh! Puleeeeeeze, Flynn. Whoever said you, or anyone else, ever has? Doh!

You did, in post #168. Has all that nonsense in the Daily Hate addled your brain so much you've already forgotten what you wrote just a few minutes ago?

Originally Posted by Flynn

You seem to be under the misapprehension that we live in a Presidency. We do not elect Prime Ministers, we elect political parties.

Originally Posted by Mad old Daily Mail believing biddy Swanson

Not this nonsense, a-g-a-i-n, Flynn. The Party elects its leader and having done so, the voters choose whether, or not, to elect them.

**M Swanson** · 09-Apr-13, 12:36

Originally Posted by ducati

I cheered the police.

I particularly enjoyed the mounted charges, very entertaining.

Me too, Ducati. I will always choose the rule of Law, over mob rule.

**Flynn** · 09-Apr-13, 12:38

Originally Posted by ducati

I cheered the police.

I particularly enjoyed the mounted charges, very entertaining.

A scots Tory who supported the poll tax. Is there anything lower?

**macadamia** · 09-Apr-13, 12:38

SiS says I don't understand climate change (his superior judgment) so I'm not allowed to have opinions on Margaret Thatcher. Now, which part of the playground am I still allowed in, SiS? Be off with you, before I get my water-pistol out!

**secrets in symmetry** · 09-Apr-13, 12:41

Originally Posted by macadamia

SiS says I don't understand climate change (his superior judgment) so I'm not allowed to have opinions on Margaret Thatcher. Now, which part of the playground am I still allowed in, SiS? Be off with you, before I get my water-pistol out!

Your vociferous lack of understanding of climate change is symptomatic of Tory philosphy - it was a simple observation, that's all.

**M Swanson** · 09-Apr-13, 12:42

Originally Posted by Flynn

You did, in post #168. Has all that nonsense in the Daily Hate addled your brain so much you've already forgotten what you wrote just a few minutes ago?

Last word on this nonsense, Flynn. I vote for a Party and the Leader of that Party. If I didn't approve of the elected chief, I would not vote for that Party. Take for example, if Hesletine had ever succeeded in his treachery to replace MH. Would I have voted for the Tory Party. No way, Hosea. It's what most people do when they decide where to place their vote. Do you really believe, that millions of Labour supporters rejected Blair, or did they suck up to him, d'ya think? Was he not as popular as he and millions of others thought he was? I'm excluding the tactical voting Commies, Trots, of course.

Cut out the silly DM nonsense Flynn. It's much too juvenile and I thought you worthy of a little bit better behaviour. But, I could be wrong, of course.

**mi16** · 09-Apr-13, 12:45

Originally Posted by Flynn

A scots Tory who supported the poll tax. Is there anything lower?

yes, a grave dancing moron

**M Swanson** · 09-Apr-13, 12:47

Game, set and match, mi16.

Sadly, I have to spread it!

On that note, I'm away for lunch and then work.

**mi16** · 09-Apr-13, 12:48

Originally Posted by Flynn

Three elections, first won through outright racism to fend off the National Front, the second won through outright jingoism, the third through bribery by selling houses at knock down prices.

No Flynn, you are incorrect.
Three electrions, all won via the UK voting system.

**Flynn** · 09-Apr-13, 12:48

Originally Posted by M Swanson

Last word on this nonsense, Flynn. I vote for a Party and the Leader of that Party. If I didn't approve of the elected chief, I would not vote for that Party. Take for example, if Hesletine had ever succeeded in his treachery to replace MH. Would I have voted for the Tory Party. No way, Hosea. It's what most people do when they decide where to place their vote. Do you really believe, that millions of Labour supporters rejected Blair, or did they suck up to him, d'ya think? Was he not as popular as he and millions of others thought he was? I'm excluding the tactical voting Commies, Trots, of course.

Cut out the silly DM nonsense Flynn. It's much too juvenile and I thought you worthy of a little bit better behaviour. But, I could be wrong, of course.

I've never voted for any party based on their leader. Like most intelligent non-Daily Mail/Sun/Express readers I look at their policies and manifestos and then decide which party gets my vote.