Margaret Thatcher - Capitalism and a Free Society

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  @YuGiOhDuelChannel · 10 years ago

  "New ideas are created when they can be discussed freely, but if there is a CORRECT view then you cease to have new ideas" Great line.

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• AL

  @allanstark4219 · 10 years ago

  She seems to understand the value of our Constitution more than most Americans do.<br>Very rare and immensely intelligent woman.

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• PA

  @pattyboi55 · 11 years ago

  A politician who doesn&apos;t attempt to avoid questions or change the subject, like her or not but you can tell she believes every word she says and speaks from her core.

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• LU

  @LuckystrikeNQ · 6 years ago

  It&apos;s clearly understandable why this woman became UK&apos;s first female PM. She is something truly extraordinary!

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• DE

  @designgauge · 11 years ago

  Dang - How sad we don&apos;t have politicians with this level of intellect any more. Truly stimulating discussion.

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• SU

  @sublimebeauty1 · 5 years ago

  She was totally in control of that interview. See how she was mirroring him by leaning to her left 😂

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  @1957wade · 11 years ago

  She had a backbone. &nbsp;Love her and miss her, even though she was not an American. &nbsp;She was POWERFUL.

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• MO

  @morgansifer · 10 years ago

  This kind of interview is sadly very rare these days. The kind of interview where 2 intelligent people sit down and discuss, at length, ideas and what their implication has. These days nearly all political interviews involve the interviewer questioning and in some cases, barracking the politician and holding them to account. Of course this must happen in most cases, but it would be nice to see a current politician actually be allowed to freely discuss their thoughts and ideas and actually expand on them in the kind of articulate manner Mrs Thatcher is doing here. Instead most of today&apos;s politicians just spout soundbites which change with the prevailing wind, whilst simultaneously batting off the next aggressive and in many cases, partisan question from the interviewer.

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• JO

  @John-thinks · 6 years ago (edited)

  She has such a genuine appreciation for freedom - she&apos;s one of the greatest Americans to ever live and she wasn&apos;t even American.

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• RI

  @riverIl0719 · 6 years ago

  <b>Gosh, nowadays watching even just one CONVERSATION like this without talkers acting as if they are gonna eat each other the next moment is like seeing a unicorn.</b>

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• RO

  @rotntv · 6 years ago

  Listening to REAL political discussions like these gives me goosebumps and fills me with pure interest. &nbsp; It&apos;s so sad we can&apos;t do this anymore. &nbsp;I don&apos;t understand why this isn&apos;t valued.

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• LE

  @Lenz2010 · 9 years ago

  &quot;New ideas are created when they can be discussed freely, but if there is a CORRECT view then you cease to have new ideas&quot;

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