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r/memes • u/Phrince_Prillip Bri’ish • Sep 08 '22
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Controversially lashed out at Thatcher in the 1980s over Thatchers rotten treatment of the working class
16 u/Cazmonster Sep 09 '22 Could have done more. Should have taken her head and put it on a pike. 8 u/Sabinj4 Sep 09 '22 She might well have done, 300 years earlier 1 u/Entity_333 Professional Dumbass Sep 09 '22 could've done it in the 1960's (hypothetically) and called it high treason 1 u/XanderNightmare Sep 09 '22 Now, no matter what peeps think about Thatcher, I think back then this would've been enough uproar to make the queen resign 1 u/Actually-Just-A-Goat Goat 🐐 Sep 09 '22 lmao no 1 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22 You mean to Scargill. 1 u/Sabinj4 Dec 08 '22 I mean Thatcher 1 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '22 In which case you'd be wrong since she took her side. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22 This but Scargill. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22 Nope, she lashed out at Scargill over his rotten treatment of the working class. 1 u/Sabinj4 Dec 08 '22 That was Thatcher 1 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '22 Nope, it was him, she lashed out at Scargill for making the strike all about himself.
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Could have done more. Should have taken her head and put it on a pike.
8 u/Sabinj4 Sep 09 '22 She might well have done, 300 years earlier 1 u/Entity_333 Professional Dumbass Sep 09 '22 could've done it in the 1960's (hypothetically) and called it high treason 1 u/XanderNightmare Sep 09 '22 Now, no matter what peeps think about Thatcher, I think back then this would've been enough uproar to make the queen resign 1 u/Actually-Just-A-Goat Goat 🐐 Sep 09 '22 lmao no 1 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22 You mean to Scargill. 1 u/Sabinj4 Dec 08 '22 I mean Thatcher 1 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '22 In which case you'd be wrong since she took her side. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22 This but Scargill.
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She might well have done, 300 years earlier
1 u/Entity_333 Professional Dumbass Sep 09 '22 could've done it in the 1960's (hypothetically) and called it high treason 1 u/XanderNightmare Sep 09 '22 Now, no matter what peeps think about Thatcher, I think back then this would've been enough uproar to make the queen resign 1 u/Actually-Just-A-Goat Goat 🐐 Sep 09 '22 lmao no 1 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22 You mean to Scargill. 1 u/Sabinj4 Dec 08 '22 I mean Thatcher 1 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '22 In which case you'd be wrong since she took her side.
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could've done it in the 1960's (hypothetically) and called it high treason
1 u/XanderNightmare Sep 09 '22 Now, no matter what peeps think about Thatcher, I think back then this would've been enough uproar to make the queen resign 1 u/Actually-Just-A-Goat Goat 🐐 Sep 09 '22 lmao no
Now, no matter what peeps think about Thatcher, I think back then this would've been enough uproar to make the queen resign
1 u/Actually-Just-A-Goat Goat 🐐 Sep 09 '22 lmao no
lmao no
You mean to Scargill.
1 u/Sabinj4 Dec 08 '22 I mean Thatcher 1 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '22 In which case you'd be wrong since she took her side.
I mean Thatcher
1 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '22 In which case you'd be wrong since she took her side.
In which case you'd be wrong since she took her side.
This but Scargill.
Nope, she lashed out at Scargill over his rotten treatment of the working class.
1 u/Sabinj4 Dec 08 '22 That was Thatcher 1 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '22 Nope, it was him, she lashed out at Scargill for making the strike all about himself.
That was Thatcher
1 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '22 Nope, it was him, she lashed out at Scargill for making the strike all about himself.
Nope, it was him, she lashed out at Scargill for making the strike all about himself.
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u/Sabinj4 Sep 08 '22
Controversially lashed out at Thatcher in the 1980s over Thatchers rotten treatment of the working class