What you mean is that trade unionism had been finished as a result of the industries they represented being annihilated and outsourced to the better races, which meant that the Left abandoned its position of fighting for the working man. However, the modern left is more immigrant and benefit loving than the old left and has an all-round much grander sense of entitlement and desire to misuse the public till at every given opportunity. So no, I would not say that they are more Right wing, quite the contrary.
The North doesn't like her, the South is more mixed, Wales and Scotland don't like her, the Left certainly doesn't like her and many on the Right are at the least sceptical about the legacy that she left.
I'd say in the UK;
60% won't really care 30% will be glad she's dead 10% will be genuinely sad that she's gone
I think that benefits should be increased on the condition that the unemployed perform community service and/or work a few hours in local small and medium-sized businesses... Not as free labour for Tesco and other big companies that need no help in destroying our high streets.
One way of securing work the unemployed would be to ban the import of certain basic finished goods - kettles, toasters, utensils etc.. - set up assembly sheds on the edge of each major town and use these to provide a more generous safety net, free from idleness, which is financed by the sale of the goods they make.
The problem isn't that individual benefits are particularly generous in this country, the problem is the sheer amount of people on thes benefits. We have the "chav" underclass stemming from Thatcher's good work of destroying the working class in the 80's, in addition to the now enormous migrant underclass encouraged to live and sponge here by a generation of White middle class traitors and moral posturing reality-phobes.
Dance with her under the moonlight gaze into her eyes and slip the ring on to her finger, saying nothing.
Choose an appropriate venue, in America for me it would be the reflecting pool before the Lincoln memorial.. And you must not go down on one knee like the indentured servant you are about to become.
Depends. If you're a pathetic lowlife with a boring (or no) job who's resentful of his position and place in life then your answer to this question is probably going to be yes.
Thousand of years of tribal life are not going to just spontaneously evolve into a people capable of managing a developed Western style civilisation.
Just look at China and India, no one can claim that these countries haven't also been exploited by the West, that they haven't suffered from poverty and a lack of education just like Africa. It would be absurd to say so. No, but what really sets you apart is your history. India and China have been great organised peoples in the past and that is why they can organise today and Africa can not.
Uncanny. I got back from Paris on Sunday from doing the exact same thing, only I stayed for a week. And apart from checking all my organs were still there on the first morning after I trusted my feelings entirely.
Also, she made my potential girlfriend list. So happy days. And it's good to know that I'm not hoarding all the fun and love.
The ruthless greed and pettiness of your individualism combining with the naivety and egalitarian moral posturing of the hippy generation - what we call neo-Liberalism - has proved to be a complete disaster.
Yes it would have walls like a prison.. or a house. But in reality it would be the complete opposite of a prison; an uncontrolled and lawless environment with no authorities.
The point is I would want people to experience the fact of a lawless society with no police to get a little perspective on just how good they have it now.
Careerists women so often have the most unfulfilling private lives. You're far from alone if divorce and marriage rates are anything to go by.
The negative is that you've left it as late as you have. It's now harder to find a man you're really hot for who is going to want you and your kid. And this is where modern women usually marry a resource providing cuddle herb for a few short years before she instigates no-fault divorce against him.
However, there's a sliver of crimethink to your words, openly admitting to want the family life over the career is just not vogue. So I don't think you'll be detracting desirable men with options by espousing feminism. Which can only be a good thing.
'I can believe from you to be true, you're the last of the line before the cesspool generation. The lingering residues of once glorious civilisation'
This means every following generation is crappy.
Only two things can be said in defence of the younger generations. Firstly, we're failed generations raised by another failed generation - we didn't begin the fall - and secondly, we have to live and work the rest of our lives paying for the incompetence and greed of our elders.
You shouldn't complain, Conrad. The prime of your life has been the latter half of 20th century West. Has life ever been easier at any place and time in history than that? No. Of course not. Not before and not now.
The perceptions we are aware of. From a mechanistic point of view it is the balance of chemicals and the firing of synaptic tendencies within our brain. Once we have the technology to fiddle with the brain and alter the consciousness of individuals then I guess the mystery will be over.
In a way it might do. So long as you're pleading with God (and not your boyfriend) for the relationship to work then you're not doing any damage to the relationship.
If God helps you maintain your state control. If God helps keeps you cool. Then God may heal your relationship.
Divorce rates are actually dropping in the West and this apparently apparently the sole result of men increasing their commitment to marriage. We now need to balance this equation by creating the kind of men that women want to stay married to beyond the next 5 minutes. This would hopefully reverse falling marriage rates as men begin to see marriage as a more attractive option, not just as an eventual means to rob him off his money, home and children.
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RE: The 'Iron Lady' has passed away.
Old Tories didn't feel that Thatcher's "Americanised" Conservatism was right for the country. But yes we can safely say that both of them had "guts".