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But at least the billionaires and large corporations will supply what you want. When the trade unions were in charge, it took six months to get a new telephone. Now, you can get a mobile instantly and a landline in a few days. And I suspect that more people can afford telephones than in the...

Under Thatcher, the rich got richer, and so did the poor. Either the poor are better off now than they used to be, or else there are far fewer poor people - either way, wealth has increased for more than just the top few percent.

There's another quote from Margaret Thatcher - “No-one would remember the Good Samaritan if he'd only had good intentions; he had money as well.” It's true that Mrs T's quote does not solve all the world's philosophical problems in one line. Whether that constitutes a problem or not is...

Rather a shame that you have built a philosophy based on a lie. This is what Margaret Thatcher said: ""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...

Margaret Thatcher. Having gone through regular school closures, 3 day week, and having candles permanently to hand because you could never be sure when the power would go off, it was Mrs T who was in charge of reducing union power to the point where life was no longer at the whims of trades...