That is totally beside the point, and that is my point.

Your outrage and focus runs along political lines.

You are less concerned about the murder of a woman and more concerned with driving home your political obsessions.

Yeah I get all that, but your concerns are a one way street.
If Trump or Boris bought the farm at the hands of a socialist, you would throw a party.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (21 Jun 2016 3.28pm)

I believe that we are at a time where the only challenge to globalisation and the cultural/social/secular hegemony being pursued by Western, and some Asian, governments is extremism.

The rise of radical Islam, left groups like Podemos & Five Star and nationalist/fascist groups is a polarisation people create to distance themselves from this hegemony.

By limiting the scope of investigation to purely the right, you ignoring the larger issue. There are a lot of lunatics of various hues, with access to media instruments previously only the preserve of the military, who are now seeking to indoctrine the feeble minded and the promiscuous into acting out their will.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

When Thatcher died I did think good riddance, as did many others.

But that is entirely different to wishing someone dead.

Many other bitter left wingers.

Many saw her as a very good prime minister who rescued Britain for 1970's socialist and union insanity.

No doubt you would prefer us to still be the sick man of Europe, producing sub standard goods at a very slow rate and striking every other week for 12% pay rises.

You repeatedly wished of her death and repeatedly told us all how much you'd celebrate.

You never clarified once that you'd only do so if it were of natural causes.

I seem to recall you have also revelled in the deaths and injuries sustained in the Brighton bomb. Apologies if it wasn't you, but i'm reasonably sure it was.

Optimistic as ever