Decided I've been using twitter as a distraction from more important things I should be doing.. So guna take a break by removing the app from my phone for a while.
Will leave you with a pic of my delicious Pain Au Chocolat I made for dessert.. It was yumm π π€€ bye for now ππ»
@midwardsham@icklenellierose@rustyrockets I don't know if that was who she was or a political character she embraced to achieve what she wanted. I really don't wana talk any more about Thatcher tho.. This has been more than enough! π· So I shall say thanks for the discussion, lovely have civil convos on twitter! Good day
@ncf29yt @ChuunIvysaur @MDavie504 @Stabbylicious Yeah but I doubt you're getting kicked in the balls for 3 to 5 days a month, every month for approx 40 years of your life...?! π€·π»ββοΈ π π
@midwardsham@icklenellierose@rustyrockets We also have to remember (which has been pointed out) that the fact she was Conservative likely played a bigger role in her policies and actions than the fact she was a woman.... But I'm clearly biased her cos I'm no fan of the tories! π
@midwardsham@icklenellierose@rustyrockets Hard to delve into one twitter.. But my point was she adopted the predetermined extreme stereotypes portrayed but her male counter parts... Which could imply that those traits are the only way a woman can achieve success... As opposed to defining her own parameters, perhaps?
@CatFinnie@icklenellierose@rustyrockets Yeh you could be right there... She does get label as solely responsible which isn't entirely true but she's was the prime minister so I suppose the buck has to stop with her..?
@chesaidchesaid @NUFCblogs@JohnBaconMan@keepinitreal427@jeremycorbyn Mate first I never said "just enough to live", I said "enough to live" which are entirely different.
Second I joined Labour because of Corbyn and backed his policies & agree with everything you've said! Sounds like we're on the same side ππ½
@BlistersisterC @mike__cave @str_apx @monkeyb0y23 @NextBritain @Miss_Snuffy I earn Β£11,000.. good job I don't have kids! π π¬
I also wouldn't say you're rich even tho you earn alot more than me. You may of course "feel rich" but on a monetary scale you wouldn't be in the rich category, I think when ppl blur the two confusion arises (not you personally)
@JCarmody16 @icklenellierose@rustyrockets I disagree... But that's OK. We're allowed differing opinions. I wasn't born in thatchers time but born in Liverpool during major and the aftermath of Thatcher.. I'm aware my opinion is skewered by my working class Labour up bringing but I'm never going to view her as brilliant.
@NUFCblogs@JohnBaconMan @chesaidchesaid @keepinitreal427@jeremycorbyn π Yep true that! Annoying thing is personally I just think everyone should have enough to live... Problem is when a middle class person imagines what a working class/poor person means by 'enough' is probably alot more Β£s than what we actually mean!!
@NUFCblogs@JohnBaconMan @chesaidchesaid @keepinitreal427@jeremycorbyn How you've worded this not sure whether your stating an observation that the poor are ignored, especially the left and poor... Which I agree... Or whether your just having a rant and telling me to stfu! π€·π»ββοΈπ¬
@shmallett@locktreee@TinuCraig I think thankful is a lovely way to put it. My parents weren't in the position to offer this but I know they would have if it was viable.. I also know that school is a small part of life that doesn't have to define the rest of your life. ππ½
@JohnBaconMan @chesaidchesaid @keepinitreal427@jeremycorbyn Are we only allowed to have poor people speak up for us? This seems a little counter productive, especially if there are people who wish to fight for causes that would benefit us and they have the influence and power to achieve this? not just talking about Corbyn, more general qu