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Abolishing right to buy once it had happened was bolting the stable door after the horse had bolted. The council housing stock was already gone. And we're not

Abolishing right to buy once it had happened was bolting the stable door after the horse had bolted. The council housing stock was already gone. And we're not talking about her foreign policy per se (Pinochet excluded) but the toll she, and the party, inflicted on a large proportion of the population. LGBTQ+ people in particular were affected by Section 28. But no, you've glibly responded to what is obviously a retelling of an OLD joke to paint anyone left of her as evil, adding nothing at all to the conversation other than more political point scoring.

blibble 5y ago
> Abolishing right to buy once it had happened was bolting the stable door after the horse had bolted. The council housing stock was already gone. the next 32 years of governments were more than capable of building more they fact they didn't... is Thatcher's fault? > And we're not talking about her foreign policy per se (Pinochet excluded) you brought it up > LGBTQ+ people in particular were affected by Section 28. yes, agreed > But no, you've glibly responded to what is obviously a retelling of an OLD joke to paint anyone left of her as evil, adding nothing at all to the conversation other than more political point scoring. the sad part is it's not a joke