To quote Frankie Boyle: "If you gave everyone in Scotland a shovel, they would have dug a hole so deep they could have handed her over to Satan personally."
the french spiting image had this skit where they intervewed the grave diggers that digged her grave and they would make these grandiose statement of how honered they are to do this while spitting in the grave between every sentence
It wasn’t came up with by British people though. The nickname came from the Soviet military newspaper Red Star, which it bestowed on her for an anti-communist speech in 1976. It’s also possibly a mistranslation of Iron Maiden, comparing her to the torture device. She liked the nickname actually, and she and the British press started using it as well.
@@carlosalmonacid8958 Her most common nickname among the British people was "Thatcher the Milk Snatcher", referring to her abolition of the milk ration for school children.
@@carlosalmonacid8958 You got it all wrong. The Soviet nickname was "The Iron Dame", the British one, per The Sunday Times - "The Iron Maiden". So Iron Lady was probably a spin done by her PR team.
As a Brit, Margaret Thatcher is basically the whole reason we’re an economic mess and our towns and cities are dying today. Her policies informed decades of Tory rule
As a uk econ student, she litteraly is the reason why we are in an economic mess. Every bad trend when did it start in the 1980s Maggie thatcher Goverment years.
"Environmental protections", only to discover that her policy has resulted in our water companies dumping raw sewage into our rivers, because it is cheaper than reprocessing it.
@@thesoypill1583 Also by the way her policy has also made Britain more car-centric as public transportation across the country (outside of London) is quite poor and also more Americanised car infrastructure as I been seeing roundabouts across the country get demolished in favour of traffic light intersections which have been proven to be more dangerous, more infrastructure intensive and consumes more electricity than the roundabouts they are replacing which consumed no electricity at all.
@@tuckernutter it’s got insightful commentary but I wouldn’t say it’s 100% accurate The French guy was super pro-guns in the first season if his hideout was anything to go by and then in the 4th he sees one generic m4 or whatever the hell it was and say “that’s so vulgar” But generally yeah
I disagree with the notion that "the left" would be against coal unions. a strong union in the coal industries decreases the likelihood that those employees die of poisoning or dangerous working conditions, not to mention can stop companies from polluting as hard. this is even more true in the mining industries where unions (aka workers getting a say) have the resources and ability to stop those companies from polluting and selling resources to oligarchs for insane amounts of money. and if the industry dries up (which is will) those workers have a much safer passage out of the industry. unions are only good, strikes are only implemented when the working class is being exploited.
A union is bad when it harms members of the working class for the benefit of those in the working class under that union. For example, a police union or power plant workers union wield the power of our justice system and our infrastructure respectively, whereas no one outside the company would be deeply affected by a Car Salesmen strike at least at the local level. I think the solution is the complete democratization of the workplace or strong unions with some degree of local oversight by the citizens.
@777Lloyd777 I still think police and power unions are a good thing. Police injustices are more a fault of the system that needs reforming than the unions. Unions are not part of the problem, they have the power to protect the rights of officers to call out corruption, turn in their colleagues, and keep themselves safe without threat of being fired. In the powerplants side, I fully respect the working class to fight for their freedoms, safety, wages, even if it puts the energy sector at risk. The reason they can bargain anything is because it poses that risk that if you exploit your workers they have the power to shit down the country. That's good democracy. The same can be said for public transport, teachers, construction workers. All of those industries have the power to grind grind country to a halt because that's how important their work is and they should be duelly compensated.
@@ministermanitee5244 I'm not saying those unions are inherently bad, I'm just saying a police union or a power plant union wields far great power than a cosmetologists union for example. Any kind of major power imbalance even in fundamentally positive institutions I believe can cause trouble. I think for police unions in particular there's problems, if the members of an institution are fundamentally corrupt they will better be able to further that corruption, if you have 20 corrupt cops and 1 whistle blower, the union isn't likely going to take the whistle blowers side. That's why I stressed that the general public needs oversight over those kinds of institutions. The goings on at the local Blacksmith guild is unlikely to affect me personally, But I am beholden to police authority and the workers at a power plant can put me on an involuntary strike with the pull of a lever. Im absolutely in favor of unions, but we should encourage transparency and accountability, we can't really have that with a giant corporation, we can absolutely have that with unions, and I think we need it.
@@777Lloyd777Well phrased! I disagreed with you initially but i understand your position now and agree- unions in sectors that greatly affect the public can contribute to decreasing accountability and transparency in those same sectors
The problem with the coal mines isn’t that she got rid of coal mines it’s that’s she just didn’t invest into the north so there was no jobs to replace the coal mines
This is my sentiment when it comes to replacing fossil fuels with green energy in the US. It drives me insane government is providing safety nets for workers to transition to other jobs.
The belief that the free market would get these unemployment coal workers put them back into jobs. Problem is that they had a low education, there in small communities thus bad for business and clearly there been a massive divide in north vs south since the south like London got lots of money ploughed into it so is enough education/skill for a service economy. Thatcher knew of this issue just her ideology is terrible.
@@myoctobersymphony4446how on earth did “the unions” have the slightest influence? I remember the miners strike, I live in South Yorkshire so this isn’t a new topic for me, I’d love to hear your view.
Getting punished for somebody else succeeding while on a prager u gameshow is fucking hilariously ironic and absolutely representative of their beliefs
Margret Thatcher believed that South Africa was an important economic ally, & for that reason she & Ronald Regan refused to join with other world leaders in denouncing the apartheid regime. Elizebeth the 2nd was so appalled by this stance that she felt morally obligated to speak out against her own prime minister, which is a big no-no for a modern British monarch. Also she was friends with Jimmy Saville (look him up).🤮
You know you've gone too far when you're too racist for the British monarch. The British monarch holds the line between racism that is simply gross and racism that is appalling.
Milk snatcher. I’m old enough to remember getting a 1/3 pint bottle of milk in school. You have to remember, in the UK, WWII food rationing lasted into the fifties. They needed to supplement calcium, vitamin D and protein for the boomers.
I remember it too. Unfortunately I lived in an area where the school was too small so we had portacabin classrooms. Our milk was left outside. In winter it would be near frozen, in summer it was starting to go off by the time we got it at 11! It started a life long distrust of milk if it had even the slightest odour. I still think Thatcher was a dick for taking away the milk. I never paid my poll tax either, and lived with a poll tax debt collector for a while. He knew, he made sure to not collect from most people lol apparently it was the way most of the people in his office felt and over years they somehow rarely collected any of the “debts” lol
Ah yes, radical abolitionist John Brown. Thank god that conservative icon Frederick Douglas made sure not to associate with someone like that. What a crazy person, using violence in an attempt to end slavery, not like our golden boy Robert E Lee who used violence to *checks notes* preserve the institution.
@@countjondi9672 The issue is that the term "radical" often carries a negative connotation. Based on that clip and other clips, PragerU appears to be of the opinion that opposing slavery is great, but that Brown went too far.
#8 really gives away the game for Prager U and that it's not just a difference in policy but a difference in basic human principles. Like, why does the government exist if not to meet people's basic human needs?
MLK jr has as many men should have, realised that Jesus's actions and what he preached, goes hand in hand with protecting the impoverished, sharing wealth and that people do good for goodness sake
Just wanted to say regarding 0:29 that PragerU did make a video a long time ago covering the subject of the civil war and its causes and they did come to the conclusion that the civil war was about slavery. PragerU is still bad but I wanted to say that for the sake of intellectual honesty.
Just to chip in a few things. I'm not british but I've studied British History, specifically 20th Century. Few extra highlights: The Miners strike was massive. There was no like compensation/transition away from coal mining, and the communities and people left behind never recovered. The areas with Miners were hit by Austerity policies the worse, meaning no redevelopment away from mining was possible. She not just broke the unions which destroyed workers rights and lead to mass exploitation, but she then purposefully underfunded those communities. At the time of the Miner Strike she spent a year stockpiling coal beforehand, showing it was a deliberate starvation tactic. Her goal was to starve these miners. At the same time she used police and the national defence force to attack picket lines. Her right to buy scheme is the reason for a lot of the housing price increase today, as she sold off a lot of houses without actually building new ones. It's left atrocious council housing to this day, alongside deepening fissures in society. The Big bang which was created by her in order ot move the UK into being the hub for international exchange can be directly tied to the causes of the 2008 financial crash. Shes a terrible person, who is singlehandedly responsible for the vast majority of the problems today in the UK. Reagan at least was within a line of succession, Thatcher has the joy of singularly being the cause of everything. She propogated neo liberalism, killing old welfare state policies and even destroying the left wing party. She can be linked to the economic crash, the housing market, instability in the UK and it's stagnating economy. Also Daily Mail is the UK's equiv of fox news :), as a fyi :D!
As a Brit this should be the top comment When describing recent British history we begin at thatcher for a reason. Literally every major problem facing Britain today originates from here, from sewage being dumped into rivers, to the near third world level wealth gap between London and the rest of the country, to our modern high energy costs, to our poor wages, to our brutally expensive and extremely small houses, to financial services so dominating the rest of the economy that the countries assets are continually sold off to make another financial product. She was probably saved by the falklands war, as when Argentina invaded the falklands, she was unpopular and presiding over rising unemployment in her first term. The liberation of the falklands caused the downfall of the fascists in Argentina and thatcher got a larger majority in parliament. When the big positive for her was a war, it tells you how nasty she was
Other notes Ding dong! the witch is dead reached number 2 on the charts after thatcher died. Thatcher is a woman, though many brits dispute that instead believing she was a hell beast. Britain has had 3 female PMs; Thatcher, May, and Truss (May is the only one not actively evil). We tend to have female party leaders come from the tories as on olive branch to moderate swing voters. They are not for female empowerment and have been some of the nastiest people in Britain. This is why the current Tory leader Kemi Badenoch, a British Nigerian woman who was raised until 16 in Nigeria, spews such hateful idiotic crap. Including recently complaining about sandwich’s and people having lunch breaks. Americans do not assume a female leader is a feminist, the British establishment demonstrates an uncanny ability to discover hellspawn, dress them in a frock and unleash them to terrorise the poor.
I watched the movie about her starring Gwyneth Paltrow and by the end of it seeing all her struggles and overcoming her obstacles gave me the same feeling as watching Anakin become Darth Vader where I was like "you know what you deserve to rule over all these people. You earned it Queen"
The British Empire did some horrible things, but I would never send Margaret Thatcher as a punishment to anyone. You guys really got screwed over on that one, but thanks for taking the fall.
If a union has that much power, then they can abuse said power. Which they did. Unions aren't inherently morally righteous. Does that justify Thatcher's mauling of the UK, or her complete disembowling of the unions, the scars of both which we still feel today? No, obviously not. But leaving that much power in the hands of a completely unelected body which you have no control over, especially if you're not high up in their industry? Yeah, that's just as dangerous as leaving in the hands of a government as awful as Thatcher's.
As someone from northern england who grew up in a traditionally industrial family, gonna put it this way. If anyone came to most places in or ireland, and spoke about thatcher like how that video does, they would find themselves waking up bloody and bruised in a field. She was a blatant warmonger, killed british industry, starved the british rail network, was actively funding a literal genocide, was racist and homophobic. It’s hard to not hate her. If you ask someone who lived under thatcher, they will inevitably have something to say about her. The musical Billy Elliot has a whole christmas song about wishing death upon her. This was 12 years before she even died.
The first question isn’t even technically right. What a countries leader is called has nothing to do with its form of government. Germany is also a parliamentary democracy, but we have both a president and a chancellor, but not a prime minister. These are just names.
@@msantinocattivera5506 Heck, I'd argue that one was entirely fair. The total exclusion zone declared that we'd fire on any ship inside it, we didn't say that we wouldn't fire on Argentine ships outside it. It was war, and the Belgrano was an Argentine warship in the south Atlantic maneuvering to attack. It was an entirely legitimate target
I always thought that Margaret Thatcher being called the iron lady was a dig at her intransigent nature but also a parralel to Staline's other nickname "the man of Steel"
good work as always man, id heard about some of the things she did before but the milk snatcher bit was new to me now i have this video to send to anyone who asks me why i spit on the grave of the wicked witch :D
Maggie Thatcher did send death squads to Ireland and was responsible for civilian casualties in southern Ireland during the troubles think about that she was responsible for murder for war crimes
"ChillaTime" is out and its called Chip Chilla now, imagine if Bluey was bad and uninteresting, thats Chip Chilla, its not explicitly conservative propaganda but the family is home schooled and the mom and dad fit into strict gender roles, youd have a really fun time tearing that show apart
The point of unions is to wield the power of their workers. If the union could bring the country to a stand still by striking, that means the work its members do is vital to society and they should enjoy working conditions and wages that reflect that. While coal itself is still harmful to society, that doesn't necessarily mean the union is too. In America, the United Auto Workers have recognized the necessity of green energy and are trying to use their power to make sure workers aren't getting left behind in that process. Had the UK coal union maintained it we could've seen it use its power to ensure wages and working conditions in the energy sector remained good as things changed. This is speculative on my end, but the implication that her union busting wasn't that bad because the modern left would probably dislike what the union does gives her a pass for disempowering people to force progressive change.
Furthermore, her methods for suppressing the strike were flat out immoral. If the left wouldn’t agree with the coal union, they certainly wouldn’t agree with her strike-breaking methods.
There is a lot of geothermal energy in some of the mines. There are plans to use them again, this will need workers and underground workers really do need the collective bargaining power of a union to maintain their working conditions against the pressure of the profit motive.
11:39 there should be one chiral center in the third c-atom from the left, right? Like that is the only one if I'm not mistaken. As such there would be two isomers
Only thing I grant her that i think one cannot deny is that she understood how politics works. Other than that... she had some horrible policies (albeit some turned out to be good... incredible)
I always said she was very good at making enemies with the Scottish people,the miners, the lgbtq+ community and everyone with a bit of sense I'm all for women becoming prime minister but tory women are literally sent from hell
It also started a revolt in the 14TH century when king Richard the II (this is the poll tax btw) was 14 and the peasants revolted they also beheaded a tax collector and an archbishop as well as burning down a palace that is now a hotel 😀
Don’t forget King John 1215 who raised a poll tax thus we got the Magna Carta litteraly the foundation of UK Parliament. Which ironically Thatcher became the leader off.
@@markknowsbest7499 Previous Presidents did that already And it was pretty calm between them and the soviets when he came to power and ruined the warm relationship of the late cold war
Things about thatcher you missed: she privatised major infrastructure like transport, energy and especially water which has been disasterous for the cointry. ; her policies became the norm for british politics, dragging the labour party more right wing. ; she was really good friends with jimmy savile (britains biggest nonce). ; she massively worsened the north/south divide so any economic improvement from her you might have seen was entirely localised to the london financial sector. ; she was pivital to the falklands war which was the one time she actually fought *against* a dictator and arguably one of the few good things she did.
Is there anything i am missing about the falk lands war, because as far as i can tell, it was a defensive war against the attack of a dictatorship that wanted to annex land and people that didnt want that?
@@thesoypill1583the Argentine Military Junta needed to distract its populace from getting pissed at it for all of those "helicopter accidents" that were happening to everyone more left-wing then hardline conservatives, so they decided to pick what they thought was an easy fight with Britain over a 100 year old irrelevant territorial claim and lost. The nutshell version.
@@Justaguy852 the juntas popularity only started dwindling among the people that mattered after the war so that can't be it. It's just the natural Outcome of military dictatorships with fascistic characteristics. Also, malvinas, whoever claims that the islands are british is just reinforcing a claim per colonial past. Britain should not even be in that part of the region and a "vote" is as dishonest as letting every citizen of oklahoma vote on if the native americans should get bigger reservations.
13:35 I could those recognize that cheap adobe character animator graphics anywhere 😮💨 (cheap because they are fast and bad. The program is actually way too expensive)
4:08 Oh, say! can you see by the dawn's early light What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming; Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there: Oh, say! does that star-spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? On the shore, dimly seen through the mists of the deep, Where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes, What is that which the breeze, o'er the towering steep, As it fitfully blows, half conceals, half discloses? Now it catches the gleam of the morning's first beam, In fully glory reflected now shines in the stream: 'Tis the star-spangled banner! Oh, long may it wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave! And where is that band who so vauntingly swore That the havoc of war and the battle's confusion A home and a country should leave us no more? Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps' pollution! No refuge could save the hireling and slave From the terror of flight or the gloom of the grave: And the star-spangled banner in triumph doth wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. Oh, thus be it ever, when freemen shall stand Between their loved home and the war's desolation! Blest with victory and peace, may the heav'n-rescued land Praise the Power that hath made and preserved us a nation! Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just, And this be our motto: "In God is our trust": And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave.
Not a word about she ordered to fire and sink an Argentina troops ship way far out of Malvinas *("Falkland") islands, killing over three hundreds, i.e. a WAR CRIME, only for the sake of her political image and propaganda. 1982
To be fair to us in that case, the captain of the Belgrano admitted that the ship was taking advantage of the exclusion zone to manuever, and that the attack on the ship was entirely legitimate
@@thesoypill1583 The Exclusion Zone was for Civilian and Merchant vessels where they could be fired upon if the Royal Navy deemed it necessary; the self-imposed Exclusion Zone was not an area the UK committed to only engage in, the Belgrano was taking advantage of the Exclusion Zone to evade British detection and was being used directly for Argentine Naval Operations against the British, the attack was entirely legal on the part of the British especially since it was y'know wartime.
I think the most baffling thing about the show is that its clearly not fun. Kids like trivia about animals or space, or other countries. Maybe you could do political trivia if it was related to politicians kids would actually know. But what kid would get excited about Margeret Thatcher trivia
Regarding the lady who asked whether we’d want ‘a woman like that’ as our Prime Minister, the UK has now had three female PMs and currently has its first black female political party leader, all of whom were/are on the ideological right. So far in our history a woman has only been able to get close to the top political position by being conservative. Also: I’m assuming the ‘21 years’ is a joke, as she was PM for 11 years, being forced to resign in 1990. Lastly, I’m happy to be critical of PragerU for getting its facts wrong, or for leaving out other ones, but I don’t think it’s reasonable to criticise a media platform merely because it doesn’t share my ideological perspective.
I always wondered why in America they gave so much broadcast to Martlin Luther King. We didnt hear a thing about him or his speech in britian. But maybe thats because we actaully learn about what they went through in detail.
Beyond political bullshit. This is a terrible gameshow, like you get punished because the other person got picked first to answer and got the answer right? And the answers where given to you like five minutes before the show started, so its basically just you get punished because it wasn't your turn. Who came up with this bollocks???
This was a great video. As a fellow American, I knew Thatcher was a Tory, but I never actually learned what her policies were beyond fucking up British taxes. I wish more Americans held the same sentiment for Reagan as they do for Thatcher, as they were so similar, but he's still lauded as one of America's best presidents.
11:54 weeeeeeeeeeeeell, as much as the control the coal unions had could be seen as problematic, by completely GUTTING them, it acted as a very extreme 0 to 100 approach that CRIPPLED practially EVERY northen town/city. In fact, the limitations on importing coal as a whole were put in place by post war labor to improve the overall countries health by insuring basically everyone, wherever they were in the country, could have a stable income. Unsurprisingly, thatchers actions quickly led to many young workers all fleeing to the south with service jobs- and ever since, the government has never put and sufficient effort into recoving any places that are'nt london- and thats a major factor that led to the recent country-wide riots!
11:15 Based on the level economy. Yes, government can control how much profits a residency (thus working class men and women) receives. In most states affordable housing is nonexistent with working jobs cannot support the rent pay either thanks to corporate greed or the government limiting the employees of their well deserved pay. Whereas if you receive payment through SSA or SSI, the government limits you no less than $2,000. Thatcher's heart was in the right place in trying to limit the government's power. But we can agree that her decision's were mostly misguided and wrong, right?
2:22 no she wasn't, count again
What did I miss?
@thesoypill1583 Milk snatcher wasn't a PM for 21 years
How long was it? The internet lied?
@@thesoypill1583 1979 to 1990, can you count?
Hahahaha holy shit no I can't. How did I miss that, then miss it again after you pointed it out?
I have an engineering degree btw.
To quote Frankie Boyle: "If you gave everyone in Scotland a shovel, they would have dug a hole so deep they could have handed her over to Satan personally."
Its so heartwarming when a whole country comes together just to build the worlds first public unisex toilet
the french spiting image had this skit where they intervewed the grave diggers that digged her grave and they would make these grandiose statement of how honered they are to do this while spitting in the grave between every sentence
I’ll say it, “The Iron Lady” doesn’t sound like the nickname of a kind leader loved by the people
It wasn’t came up with by British people though. The nickname came from the Soviet military newspaper Red Star, which it bestowed on her for an anti-communist speech in 1976. It’s also possibly a mistranslation of Iron Maiden, comparing her to the torture device.
She liked the nickname actually, and she and the British press started using it as well.
@@carlosalmonacid8958 Her most common nickname among the British people was "Thatcher the Milk Snatcher", referring to her abolition of the milk ration for school children.
@@carlosalmonacid8958 You got it all wrong. The Soviet nickname was "The Iron Dame", the British one, per The Sunday Times - "The Iron Maiden". So Iron Lady was probably a spin done by her PR team.
@@tsky9618 I was just going off of what I heard and looked up quickly. It was originally a Soviet nickname, she just modified it for her own use.
The title reminds me of the “Iron Chancellor”. Not to compare anyone lol-
As a Brit, Margaret Thatcher is basically the whole reason we’re an economic mess and our towns and cities are dying today. Her policies informed decades of Tory rule
wow she sounds exactly like reagan
@@carson8936you have Regan, we had Thatcher... And we are all suffering
As a uk econ student, she litteraly is the reason why we are in an economic mess. Every bad trend when did it start in the 1980s Maggie thatcher Goverment years.
@carson8936 yeah pretty much
@@carson8936 They were both Neoliberist political figures. They had the same ideology and the same sh*tface needed to apply them.
"Environmental protections", only to discover that her policy has resulted in our water companies dumping raw sewage into our rivers, because it is cheaper than reprocessing it.
oh :(
@@thesoypill1583 Also by the way her policy has also made Britain more car-centric as public transportation across the country (outside of London) is quite poor and also more Americanised car infrastructure as I been seeing roundabouts across the country get demolished in favour of traffic light intersections which have been proven to be more dangerous, more infrastructure intensive and consumes more electricity than the roundabouts they are replacing which consumed no electricity at all.
Dude even the “free market US” (not really but is the closest nation to it) had public water.
@@Toodyslexicforyou Didn’t you know that Britain is now quite literally the only country in Europe with a privatised water and energy sector.
@@thefullmetalmaskedduo6083 Weird, roundabouts are building up in the U.S.
That wee “too bad” granny is iconic
This shit feels like something I'd see in "The Boys"
The UK is one hell of a TV show
The Boys is painfully accurate
@@tuckernutter it’s got insightful commentary but I wouldn’t say it’s 100% accurate
The French guy was super pro-guns in the first season if his hideout was anything to go by and then in the 4th he sees one generic m4 or whatever the hell it was and say “that’s so vulgar”
But generally yeah
This is the type of stuff "The Boys" was parodying for the real world aspects of the show.
@@sampier3632that's exactly what he's saying, you just have no sense of subtlety or nuance
I disagree with the notion that "the left" would be against coal unions. a strong union in the coal industries decreases the likelihood that those employees die of poisoning or dangerous working conditions, not to mention can stop companies from polluting as hard. this is even more true in the mining industries where unions (aka workers getting a say) have the resources and ability to stop those companies from polluting and selling resources to oligarchs for insane amounts of money. and if the industry dries up (which is will) those workers have a much safer passage out of the industry. unions are only good, strikes are only implemented when the working class is being exploited.
A union is bad when it harms members of the working class for the benefit of those in the working class under that union. For example, a police union or power plant workers union wield the power of our justice system and our infrastructure respectively, whereas no one outside the company would be deeply affected by a Car Salesmen strike at least at the local level.
I think the solution is the complete democratization of the workplace or strong unions with some degree of local oversight by the citizens.
@777Lloyd777 I still think police and power unions are a good thing. Police injustices are more a fault of the system that needs reforming than the unions. Unions are not part of the problem, they have the power to protect the rights of officers to call out corruption, turn in their colleagues, and keep themselves safe without threat of being fired. In the powerplants side, I fully respect the working class to fight for their freedoms, safety, wages, even if it puts the energy sector at risk. The reason they can bargain anything is because it poses that risk that if you exploit your workers they have the power to shit down the country. That's good democracy. The same can be said for public transport, teachers, construction workers. All of those industries have the power to grind grind country to a halt because that's how important their work is and they should be duelly compensated.
@@ministermanitee5244 I'm not saying those unions are inherently bad, I'm just saying a police union or a power plant union wields far great power than a cosmetologists union for example. Any kind of major power imbalance even in fundamentally positive institutions I believe can cause trouble.
I think for police unions in particular there's problems, if the members of an institution are fundamentally corrupt they will better be able to further that corruption, if you have 20 corrupt cops and 1 whistle blower, the union isn't likely going to take the whistle blowers side. That's why I stressed that the general public needs oversight over those kinds of institutions.
The goings on at the local Blacksmith guild is unlikely to affect me personally, But I am beholden to police authority and the workers at a power plant can put me on an involuntary strike with the pull of a lever.
Im absolutely in favor of unions, but we should encourage transparency and accountability, we can't really have that with a giant corporation, we can absolutely have that with unions, and I think we need it.
@@777Lloyd777honestly one of the nicest and most balanced internet discussions I've ever seen
@@777Lloyd777Well phrased! I disagreed with you initially but i understand your position now and agree- unions in sectors that greatly affect the public can contribute to decreasing accountability and transparency in those same sectors
Also the old lady with the stake is metal af.
Thatcher is metal af.
@@myoctobersymphony4446no
@@myoctobersymphony4446 *mental af
@ yes, actually. Cry harder.
@@myoctobersymphony4446no tf she aint
The problem with the coal mines isn’t that she got rid of coal mines it’s that’s she just didn’t invest into the north so there was no jobs to replace the coal mines
Except she did and that investment was squandered by the unions.
@@myoctobersymphony4446 Damn, bro, you're really bouncing on it
This is my sentiment when it comes to replacing fossil fuels with green energy in the US. It drives me insane government is providing safety nets for workers to transition to other jobs.
The belief that the free market would get these unemployment coal workers put them back into jobs. Problem is that they had a low education, there in small communities thus bad for business and clearly there been a massive divide in north vs south since the south like London got lots of money ploughed into it so is enough education/skill for a service economy.
Thatcher knew of this issue just her ideology is terrible.
@@myoctobersymphony4446how on earth did “the unions” have the slightest influence? I remember the miners strike, I live in South Yorkshire so this isn’t a new topic for me, I’d love to hear your view.
As I write this Dennis Prager is dying.
And I feel like it's okay to talk about him the way people talk about Thatcher
*CELEBRATION TIME CMON*
Him and Kissinger dying ? Maybe Earth is healing
May he become the number one radio host of Hell.
Amazing news
Ding dong Sauron is dying
Getting punished for somebody else succeeding while on a prager u gameshow is fucking hilariously ironic and absolutely representative of their beliefs
Margret Thatcher believed that South Africa was an important economic ally, & for that reason she & Ronald Regan refused to join with other world leaders in denouncing the apartheid regime. Elizebeth the 2nd was so appalled by this stance that she felt morally obligated to speak out against her own prime minister, which is a big no-no for a modern British monarch. Also she was friends with Jimmy Saville (look him up).🤮
Lizzie W??
@@my_name_is_wallet Yep.
Rare British Monarch W
You know you've gone too far when you're too racist for the British monarch. The British monarch holds the line between racism that is simply gross and racism that is appalling.
Completely untrue. Thatcher fought the apartheid regime with an arms embargo.
We should be thankful for Thatcher, she opened the first gender-neutral bathroom in the UK in 2013.
Hell yeah! How about we all go drink some milk and head to the commonal gender-neutral bathroom!
and for that we are all grateful
Lmao
Mmmmm, yes, I do love pink washing explicitly homophobic historical figures
@AnarchicCrowI believe they are saying that her grave is a gender neutral bathroom. Because she died in 2013 right?
Milk snatcher.
I’m old enough to remember getting a 1/3 pint bottle of milk in school.
You have to remember, in the UK, WWII food rationing lasted into the fifties. They needed to supplement calcium, vitamin D and protein for the boomers.
I remember it too. Unfortunately I lived in an area where the school was too small so we had portacabin classrooms. Our milk was left outside. In winter it would be near frozen, in summer it was starting to go off by the time we got it at 11! It started a life long distrust of milk if it had even the slightest odour. I still think Thatcher was a dick for taking away the milk. I never paid my poll tax either, and lived with a poll tax debt collector for a while. He knew, he made sure to not collect from most people lol apparently it was the way most of the people in his office felt and over years they somehow rarely collected any of the “debts” lol
16:29 The concept of "radical" abolitionist when talking about slavery is wild
Ah yes, radical abolitionist John Brown. Thank god that conservative icon Frederick Douglas made sure not to associate with someone like that. What a crazy person, using violence in an attempt to end slavery, not like our golden boy Robert E Lee who used violence to *checks notes* preserve the institution.
Its actually quite relevant depending on the time and era.
Its a relative curve that probably has The likes of John Brown as the most radical.
@@countjondi9672 The issue is that the term "radical" often carries a negative connotation. Based on that clip and other clips, PragerU appears to be of the opinion that opposing slavery is great, but that Brown went too far.
Same when I hear the term “radical Islam”, fascism is fascism and it belong in a grave not in society.
Making dozens of awful political and economic decisions and supporting dictators?
Damn, she really was the Female Reagan!
That same bill at 5:15 was also responsible for allowing BSE infected meat to make it's way into children's school lunches 💀
REASON #2.5!!!1!
#8 really gives away the game for Prager U and that it's not just a difference in policy but a difference in basic human principles. Like, why does the government exist if not to meet people's basic human needs?
Exactly like what do they think we got rid of most monarchies and dictators for
Silly liberal, don't you know that when government do stuff it's communism?
That host sounds like she is in actual pain trying to seem excited
MLK jr has as many men should have, realised that Jesus's actions and what he preached, goes hand in hand with protecting the impoverished, sharing wealth and that people do good for goodness sake
Just wanted to say regarding 0:29 that PragerU did make a video a long time ago covering the subject of the civil war and its causes and they did come to the conclusion that the civil war was about slavery. PragerU is still bad but I wanted to say that for the sake of intellectual honesty.
Glad they were able to stumble into a correct answer for once.
I find that very hard to believe
@@thesoypill1583 A broken clock, blablabla
@@angelman906 th-cam.com/video/pcy7qV-BGF4/w-d-xo.html
They did.
In the UK, the joke is that Thatchers funeral was the only one ever where the 21 gun salute shot the coffin.
Just to chip in a few things. I'm not british but I've studied British History, specifically 20th Century.
Few extra highlights:
The Miners strike was massive. There was no like compensation/transition away from coal mining, and the communities and people left behind never recovered. The areas with Miners were hit by Austerity policies the worse, meaning no redevelopment away from mining was possible. She not just broke the unions which destroyed workers rights and lead to mass exploitation, but she then purposefully underfunded those communities.
At the time of the Miner Strike she spent a year stockpiling coal beforehand, showing it was a deliberate starvation tactic. Her goal was to starve these miners. At the same time she used police and the national defence force to attack picket lines.
Her right to buy scheme is the reason for a lot of the housing price increase today, as she sold off a lot of houses without actually building new ones. It's left atrocious council housing to this day, alongside deepening fissures in society.
The Big bang which was created by her in order ot move the UK into being the hub for international exchange can be directly tied to the causes of the 2008 financial crash.
Shes a terrible person, who is singlehandedly responsible for the vast majority of the problems today in the UK. Reagan at least was within a line of succession, Thatcher has the joy of singularly being the cause of everything. She propogated neo liberalism, killing old welfare state policies and even destroying the left wing party. She can be linked to the economic crash, the housing market, instability in the UK and it's stagnating economy.
Also Daily Mail is the UK's equiv of fox news :), as a fyi :D!
As a Brit this should be the top comment
When describing recent British history we begin at thatcher for a reason.
Literally every major problem facing Britain today originates from here, from sewage being dumped into rivers, to the near third world level wealth gap between London and the rest of the country, to our modern high energy costs, to our poor wages, to our brutally expensive and extremely small houses, to financial services so dominating the rest of the economy that the countries assets are continually sold off to make another financial product.
She was probably saved by the falklands war, as when Argentina invaded the falklands, she was unpopular and presiding over rising unemployment in her first term. The liberation of the falklands caused the downfall of the fascists in Argentina and thatcher got a larger majority in parliament.
When the big positive for her was a war, it tells you how nasty she was
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Ding dong! the witch is dead reached number 2 on the charts after thatcher died.
Thatcher is a woman, though many brits dispute that instead believing she was a hell beast.
Britain has had 3 female PMs; Thatcher, May, and Truss (May is the only one not actively evil). We tend to have female party leaders come from the tories as on olive branch to moderate swing voters. They are not for female empowerment and have been some of the nastiest people in Britain. This is why the current Tory leader Kemi Badenoch, a British Nigerian woman who was raised until 16 in Nigeria, spews such hateful idiotic crap. Including recently complaining about sandwich’s and people having lunch breaks.
Americans do not assume a female leader is a feminist, the British establishment demonstrates an uncanny ability to discover hellspawn, dress them in a frock and unleash them to terrorise the poor.
I watched the movie about her starring Gwyneth Paltrow and by the end of it seeing all her struggles and overcoming her obstacles gave me the same feeling as watching Anakin become Darth Vader where I was like "you know what you deserve to rule over all these people. You earned it Queen"
Oh god it sounds like they gave her "girl boss" energy.
I guess she really did have girl power
@@thesoypill1583 I mean… she was a girl. With power.
💀 Yeah as a brit this sounds fucking awful.
Where is her grave?
I need to do a thing
I think you mean Great Britains most popular unisex toilet
@atomicexistentialism8428 exactly, i need to use the bathroom
It's in the Royal Chelsea Hospital which means unfortunately it's not very publicly accessible
@davidr.6357 😭
It warms my cold British heart whenever I hear Americans shit on Thatcher.
Sorry that you are british. Thoughts and prayers.
The British Empire did some horrible things, but I would never send Margaret Thatcher as a punishment to anyone.
You guys really got screwed over on that one, but thanks for taking the fall.
@@Federalrepublicofsprout7263 she literally saved the UK.
@@myoctobersymphony4446loudest I’ve laughed in a bit, cheers mate
@@B100P it's laughable to suggest she did the opposite, that's for sure.
"Blaming others for your problems is a complete waste of time" - forgot to add "unless it's China or immigrants" ;)
thatcher destroying a union to powerful that it could take down the entire country should be considered an act against humanity
Huh?
@@thefuturist8864here, try reading it more slowly this time. Sound out the words with your mouth, it helps
If a union has that much power, then they can abuse said power. Which they did.
Unions aren't inherently morally righteous. Does that justify Thatcher's mauling of the UK, or her complete disembowling of the unions, the scars of both which we still feel today? No, obviously not. But leaving that much power in the hands of a completely unelected body which you have no control over, especially if you're not high up in their industry? Yeah, that's just as dangerous as leaving in the hands of a government as awful as Thatcher's.
"thats a pretty horrible thing to say when her funeral is right now"
"too baaad!"
Dint knoe briish chads existed
They do, but most of them are little old ladies
They’re all Scots, the problem is that we automatically think of English when we think of Bri*ish in America
As a british person (i know, unfortunate) i appreciate how before every thatcher fact there's a picture of her grave with sans default dancing on it.
"isn't that a pretty horrible thing to say when her funeral is going on right now?"
"Too bad"
I love that woman so much 😭
As someone from northern england who grew up in a traditionally industrial family, gonna put it this way. If anyone came to most places in or ireland, and spoke about thatcher like how that video does, they would find themselves waking up bloody and bruised in a field. She was a blatant warmonger, killed british industry, starved the british rail network, was actively funding a literal genocide, was racist and homophobic. It’s hard to not hate her. If you ask someone who lived under thatcher, they will inevitably have something to say about her. The musical Billy Elliot has a whole christmas song about wishing death upon her. This was 12 years before she even died.
The first question isn’t even technically right. What a countries leader is called has nothing to do with its form of government. Germany is also a parliamentary democracy, but we have both a president and a chancellor, but not a prime minister. These are just names.
don't forget about the Falkland Island conflict
I edited out that part of the script because it didn't fit, but you're right that is a good reason not to like her!
Tbf the Argentines started that one.
Yeah, but taking down the boat out of the warzone, wasn't really our fault
@@msantinocattivera5506 Heck, I'd argue that one was entirely fair. The total exclusion zone declared that we'd fire on any ship inside it, we didn't say that we wouldn't fire on Argentine ships outside it. It was war, and the Belgrano was an Argentine warship in the south Atlantic maneuvering to attack. It was an entirely legitimate target
Or Northern Ireland
Ronald jumpscare 3:41
I always thought that Margaret Thatcher being called the iron lady was a dig at her intransigent nature but also a parralel to Staline's other nickname "the man of Steel"
good work as always man, id heard about some of the things she did before but the milk snatcher bit was new to me
now i have this video to send to anyone who asks me why i spit on the grave of the wicked witch :D
Glad I could help you be more spiteful and thank you!
Thatcher did nothing wrong.
@@myoctobersymphony4446 oh boy time for a 70 comment long debate
@@Matthewispro69 still waiting
Maggie Thatcher did send death squads to Ireland and was responsible for civilian casualties in southern Ireland during the troubles think about that she was responsible for murder for war crimes
Completely laughable. The IRA were death squads responsible for civilian casualties in Ireland. She literally fought their murderous war crimes.
Based
Why didn’t the American colonies “work within the system”?
Charly III is your king, colonists!
I'm pretty sure it was George the 3rd.
@@adams13245 Charles III is the current king. They're saying The USA should be rightfuly under royal rule still today.
"ChillaTime" is out and its called Chip Chilla now, imagine if Bluey was bad and uninteresting, thats Chip Chilla, its not explicitly conservative propaganda but the family is home schooled and the mom and dad fit into strict gender roles, youd have a really fun time tearing that show apart
i hope people look at trump in 40 years the way we look at maggie today
The point of unions is to wield the power of their workers. If the union could bring the country to a stand still by striking, that means the work its members do is vital to society and they should enjoy working conditions and wages that reflect that. While coal itself is still harmful to society, that doesn't necessarily mean the union is too. In America, the United Auto Workers have recognized the necessity of green energy and are trying to use their power to make sure workers aren't getting left behind in that process. Had the UK coal union maintained it we could've seen it use its power to ensure wages and working conditions in the energy sector remained good as things changed. This is speculative on my end, but the implication that her union busting wasn't that bad because the modern left would probably dislike what the union does gives her a pass for disempowering people to force progressive change.
Furthermore, her methods for suppressing the strike were flat out immoral. If the left wouldn’t agree with the coal union, they certainly wouldn’t agree with her strike-breaking methods.
There is a lot of geothermal energy in some of the mines. There are plans to use them again, this will need workers and underground workers really do need the collective bargaining power of a union to maintain their working conditions against the pressure of the profit motive.
The Reagan Trump joke made me laugh so hard
Now this video is a press the youtube buttons moment
I find it unfortunate that the Iron Lady outlived the iron curtain :(
11:39 there should be one chiral center in the third c-atom from the left, right? Like that is the only one if I'm not mistaken. As such there would be two isomers
That old lady saying "Too bad!" I fucking love her lmao that was perfect
Only thing I grant her that i think one cannot deny is that she understood how politics works.
Other than that... she had some horrible policies (albeit some turned out to be good... incredible)
I always said she was very good at making enemies with the Scottish people,the miners, the lgbtq+ community and everyone with a bit of sense
I'm all for women becoming prime minister but tory women are literally sent from hell
As a certified Thatcher-Hater i knew all of the facts but it was super interesting to see PragerUs "perspective" on here. Thank you for the video.
Thanks for fact checking the thatcher hate!
It also started a revolt in the 14TH century when king Richard the II (this is the poll tax btw) was 14 and the peasants revolted they also beheaded a tax collector and an archbishop as well as burning down a palace that is now a hotel 😀
Don’t forget King John 1215 who raised a poll tax thus we got the Magna Carta litteraly the foundation of UK Parliament. Which ironically Thatcher became the leader off.
0:30
*STATES RIGHTS TO DO WHAT?*
Scots shitting on Thatcher is fantastic
Same here in Cymru 🏴
And most of the North of England
Thatcher and Reagan were the worst.
They brought the cold war to a favorable conclusion for the "west"
@@markknowsbest7499 Previous Presidents did that already
And it was pretty calm between them and the soviets when he came to power and ruined the warm relationship of the late cold war
The Cold War was won by Putin 27 years after it ended.
Tatcher -> Female Reagan
Blair -> British Bush
Johnson -> Toddler Trump
Another banger video from you, thoroughly enjoyed it.
Glad you liked it!
3:35 sans default dance
PragerU's volume being a binary and not a spectrum actually tracks
Things about thatcher you missed: she privatised major infrastructure like transport, energy and especially water which has been disasterous for the cointry. ; her policies became the norm for british politics, dragging the labour party more right wing. ; she was really good friends with jimmy savile (britains biggest nonce). ; she massively worsened the north/south divide so any economic improvement from her you might have seen was entirely localised to the london financial sector. ; she was pivital to the falklands war which was the one time she actually fought *against* a dictator and arguably one of the few good things she did.
Im always losing the "hate Margaret thatcher" contests to British people
Is there anything i am missing about the falk lands war, because as far as i can tell, it was a defensive war against the attack of a dictatorship that wanted to annex land and people that didnt want that?
that sounds about right but I'm a dumb American so it could be more complicated.
All it did was make Thatcher popular again
@@thesoypill1583the Argentine Military Junta needed to distract its populace from getting pissed at it for all of those "helicopter accidents" that were happening to everyone more left-wing then hardline conservatives, so they decided to pick what they thought was an easy fight with Britain over a 100 year old irrelevant territorial claim and lost. The nutshell version.
@@Justaguy852 the juntas popularity only started dwindling among the people that mattered after the war so that can't be it. It's just the natural Outcome of military dictatorships with fascistic characteristics. Also, malvinas, whoever claims that the islands are british is just reinforcing a claim per colonial past. Britain should not even be in that part of the region and a "vote" is as dishonest as letting every citizen of oklahoma vote on if the native americans should get bigger reservations.
13:35 I could those recognize that cheap adobe character animator graphics anywhere 😮💨 (cheap because they are fast and bad. The program is actually way too expensive)
It's like they were aiming for Nickelodeon slime, but took a sharp turn into an entirely different kind of gross.
holy shit, seeing ferdinand marcos with ronald reagan gave me a certain kind of whiplash
🗣️🔥🗣️🔥🗣️🔥🗣️ „Too bad“
4:08 Oh, say! can you see by the dawn's early light
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming;
Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight,
O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming?
And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there:
Oh, say! does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?
On the shore, dimly seen through the mists of the deep,
Where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes,
What is that which the breeze, o'er the towering steep,
As it fitfully blows, half conceals, half discloses?
Now it catches the gleam of the morning's first beam,
In fully glory reflected now shines in the stream:
'Tis the star-spangled banner! Oh, long may it wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave!
And where is that band who so vauntingly swore
That the havoc of war and the battle's confusion
A home and a country should leave us no more?
Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps' pollution!
No refuge could save the hireling and slave
From the terror of flight or the gloom of the grave:
And the star-spangled banner in triumph doth wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave.
Oh, thus be it ever, when freemen shall stand
Between their loved home and the war's desolation!
Blest with victory and peace, may the heav'n-rescued land
Praise the Power that hath made and preserved us a nation!
Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just,
And this be our motto: "In God is our trust":
And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave.
🇺🇲🏈
@@thesoypill1583 That's what I mean.
4:46 no it wasn't, it was the iron maiden
Why not both?
2:52 "Is funny har har" ©Verytallbart
Not a word about she ordered to fire and sink an Argentina troops ship way far out of Malvinas *("Falkland") islands, killing over three hundreds, i.e. a WAR CRIME, only for the sake of her political image and propaganda. 1982
Cut that out of the vid for timing but absolutely an important thing to mention!
Tbh the entire war was just propaganda for the Argentine dictator, it’s a classic case of two colonial powers trying to out propaganda each other
To be fair to us in that case, the captain of the Belgrano admitted that the ship was taking advantage of the exclusion zone to manuever, and that the attack on the ship was entirely legitimate
@@thesoypill1583 The Exclusion Zone was for Civilian and Merchant vessels where they could be fired upon if the Royal Navy deemed it necessary; the self-imposed Exclusion Zone was not an area the UK committed to only engage in, the Belgrano was taking advantage of the Exclusion Zone to evade British detection and was being used directly for Argentine Naval Operations against the British, the attack was entirely legal on the part of the British especially since it was y'know wartime.
“Oh, so none of you finds power sexy.”
It says a lot that the first ad I saw about prager u (about Washington) was so ridiculous I assumed it was satire
If you'd lived through her time, it's not a giant leap to understand the hatred toward Thatcher, especially in Scotland
I never knew a public toilet had so much history!!
This guys reading comments on a 2 year old video what a chad
One day I'll reach the inflection point where I can't read every comment.
But today is not that day!
@thesoypill1583 give it time you've got quality content I'll threaten the algorithm for ya
Is this a real video? Feels like a Sacha Baron Cohen skit, or like that scene in Snowpiercer with the creepy teacher brainwashing the kids.
I think the most baffling thing about the show is that its clearly not fun. Kids like trivia about animals or space, or other countries. Maybe you could do political trivia if it was related to politicians kids would actually know. But what kid would get excited about Margeret Thatcher trivia
03:40 i genuinely opened my mouth in startlement
She would rather be called the "whisky lady" in stead of a irom one 😂😂😂
Okay, that certainly makes the meme I’ve found thirty times funnier.
1:39 HERE WE GOOOOO
3:41 Reagan Jumpscare really got me shuddering
I dont agree with like 2/5 of your political beliefs but you deserve much more recognition than you get. Funny videos and stuff.
I just appreciate that you've narrowed down my opinions to be able to divide them into 5ths
Regarding the lady who asked whether we’d want ‘a woman like that’ as our Prime Minister, the UK has now had three female PMs and currently has its first black female political party leader, all of whom were/are on the ideological right. So far in our history a woman has only been able to get close to the top political position by being conservative.
Also: I’m assuming the ‘21 years’ is a joke, as she was PM for 11 years, being forced to resign in 1990.
Lastly, I’m happy to be critical of PragerU for getting its facts wrong, or for leaving out other ones, but I don’t think it’s reasonable to criticise a media platform merely because it doesn’t share my ideological perspective.
I'm bad a math.
And yeah I don't like pragerU for being wrong!
"Great historical figure" is a really funny way of saying "treacherous loser"
Remember ladies n' gentlemen. It was Frieza whom fought for your cause. (8:14) 😂
3:41 subtle foreshadowing 😂
I always wondered why in America they gave so much broadcast to Martlin Luther King. We didnt hear a thing about him or his speech in britian. But maybe thats because we actaully learn about what they went through in detail.
1:17
Dude, that lady fucking ROCKS! I love her.
Beyond political bullshit. This is a terrible gameshow, like you get punished because the other person got picked first to answer and got the answer right? And the answers where given to you like five minutes before the show started, so its basically just you get punished because it wasn't your turn. Who came up with this bollocks???
11:40 Isoleucine has 2 chiral centers and 4 optical isomers
Hell yeah
Good video except that was a gross simplification of the troubles from a solely republican viewpoint. Still smashed the video though man ❤️
1:08 she is talking like some kind of street fighter lol.
We need that location as a new map
This was a great video. As a fellow American, I knew Thatcher was a Tory, but I never actually learned what her policies were beyond fucking up British taxes. I wish more Americans held the same sentiment for Reagan as they do for Thatcher, as they were so similar, but he's still lauded as one of America's best presidents.
1:11 I believe she meant "stake"
yup i spelled it wrong!
11:54
weeeeeeeeeeeeell, as much as the control the coal unions had could be seen as problematic, by completely GUTTING them, it acted as a very extreme 0 to 100 approach that CRIPPLED practially EVERY northen town/city. In fact, the limitations on importing coal as a whole were put in place by post war labor to improve the overall countries health by insuring basically everyone, wherever they were in the country, could have a stable income.
Unsurprisingly, thatchers actions quickly led to many young workers all fleeing to the south with service jobs- and ever since, the government has never put and sufficient effort into recoving any places that are'nt london- and thats a major factor that led to the recent country-wide riots!
can I get a link to that Mao clip?
also I am on the left I would argue to keep coal jobs
th-cam.com/video/dLeympkNurk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tzKnakI8a53U_-ZO
11:15 Based on the level economy. Yes, government can control how much profits a residency (thus working class men and women) receives. In most states affordable housing is nonexistent with working jobs cannot support the rent pay either thanks to corporate greed or the government limiting the employees of their well deserved pay. Whereas if you receive payment through SSA or SSI, the government limits you no less than $2,000. Thatcher's heart was in the right place in trying to limit the government's power. But we can agree that her decision's were mostly misguided and wrong, right?
Ahh. She was close friends with Reagan.
That explains a lot.
Frederick Douglass also praised John Brown, whom I'm sure Prager considers a terrorist and definitely didn't "work within the system".
0:31 states rights to what?