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There Is Such A Thing As Society
Margaret Thatcher once said:
"There is no such thing as society. There are individual men and women and there are families. And no governments can do anything except through people, and people must look to themselves first."
Johnson has contradicted this:
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Who's right?
Full Thatcher quote:
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"There is no such thing as society. There are individual men and women and there are families. And no governments can do anything except through people, and people must look to themselves first."
Johnson has contradicted this:
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Who's right?
Full Thatcher quote:
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she s dead innit
so it is kinda a one sided argument
but if she was right then you can burn large sections of uni libraries (coz they contain sociology books see)
wondering if thatcher were right in a situation she never conceived of, is a bit - enda-the-worldy yeah ?
erm if the facts change - I change my mind, what do you do (JMKeynes)
so it is kinda a one sided argument
but if she was right then you can burn large sections of uni libraries (coz they contain sociology books see)
wondering if thatcher were right in a situation she never conceived of, is a bit - enda-the-worldy yeah ?
erm if the facts change - I change my mind, what do you do (JMKeynes)
A week ago I witnessed two grown men having a punch-up in ASDA over toilet roll.
The way millions of people went out and panic buyed greedily for themselves, and Gave not a second thought to their neighbours was an utter disgrace.
Still the Supermarkets are full EVERYDAY with people buying essential candle-sticks, and toothpaste, while the rest of society weakens.
The way millions of people went out and panic buyed greedily for themselves, and Gave not a second thought to their neighbours was an utter disgrace.
Still the Supermarkets are full EVERYDAY with people buying essential candle-sticks, and toothpaste, while the rest of society weakens.
They are both correct. TGL meant that in normal day to day lives we all must provide for ourselves. Boris is reacting to the crisis in which we find ourselves. If TGL was PM today she'd be largely do the same things as Boris and outside of this crisis he would agree with TGL on most things. Nice try though.
This situation has also brought out the best in people too. It doesn't sell papers, but all over the country there are people volunteering to help out elderly neighbours, and there are people who have signed up (hundreds of thousands) to help the NHS.
Perhaps the answer is that one see themselves as part of a society, and others (very probably a minority) see only themselves and their families?
Perhaps the answer is that one see themselves as part of a society, and others (very probably a minority) see only themselves and their families?
She'd militarise the police, kit them out with the best protective gear available and launch them at her subjects, ban fun in any form (to be determined by neighbourhood robocops), shoot all dogs to remove the chance of fresh air and exercise for plebs, shut down borderline industries and make critical errors in hotel bookings.
That's what.
That's what.
Mrs Thatcher's quote was - ""They are casting their problems at society. And, you know, there's no such thing as society. There are individual men and women and there are families. And no government can do anything except through people, and people must look after themselves first. It is our duty to look after ourselves and then, also, to look after our neighbours." – in an interview in Women's Own in 1987.
Since she was married to a millionaire, what sort of experience has she ever had of 'looking after herself, and then her neighbours' do you think?
Since she was married to a millionaire, what sort of experience has she ever had of 'looking after herself, and then her neighbours' do you think?
