Hate Laws

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vetran replied

14 April 2013, 10:50
did you see The big questions this morning?

some tubby bint who was about 20 had rushed home to post anti Thatcher bile on facebook from her job at her (yes you guessed it) local authority. Apparently Cameron is just as bad.

Whole Audience was stuffed with lefties from the look at it and someone had a boot on the canned applause. Plenty of senior citizens in the audience were polishing their dancing skills, strange non of the right offered to pop to their funerals for a boogie.

oh nearly forgot the miners fought Thatcher for decent wages.

Nadine Dorris lookalike in front row (might have been her) made a few good points quoting facts like B'liar widened the gap between rich + poor.

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fullyautomatix replied

14 April 2013, 10:31
It is actually a compliment to Thatcher that people still get riled up 22 years after she left office.

If she were alive she would have said "bring it on!"
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DodgyAgent replied

14 April 2013, 09:51
Thatcher was not a "victim" that would be patronised by the left.
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eek replied

14 April 2013, 08:07
I think hate crimes are attached to a group of people so its for attacks that are not personal.
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Malcolm Buggeridge started a topic Hate Laws

14 April 2013, 07:49
Hate Laws

Just a thought.

I haven't heard of anyone being investigated by plod for any of the vitriol (and let's face it, there's a heck of a lot of it ) regarding Mrs T.

Perhaps it doesn't count when you're dead.

I seem to recall several well publicised incidents of these laws being invoked when some teenager has tweeted offensive comments about such and such a celebrity.
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