The curious case of thatcher

Left's chorus of hatred: Champagne in the streets, students union cheers and vile internet taunts

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The curious case of thatcher 

you may wonder how the picture and the statement beside it followed by the link 

are connected

but i for one stay clear of newspapers

but i read articles here and there and stumbled upon this ^^

and i had mixed feelings

first the sense of hypocricy

and the another sense of my justification to not read newspapers

the news is seen as an opinion less medium

of an exhange of ideas 

presenting facts not propagation

which sadly it is more so the latter

and maybe it is clearing up for you 

so  rather than just present the fact of death 

it is malformed by the opinionated titles 

such as ^^

but a news worthy in the traditional sense for both articles would look like

daily news without the rot in hell sprawled across the front page would be presenting proposed facts

as with the second 

removing coward and to 

would leave us with the end

referring us to the end of life for osama 

where as the question is why the spin and deviation from the role of information exchange

for what happens when information is muddled up in opinion

but then the other point 

of the hypocritical nature of the media 

and the condemning of a group of people

for doing the same acts they did but in a literary form

and with statements such as 

Banners were held stating ‘Rejoice Thatcher is dead’ by drunken crowds, many of whom were too young to remember her as prime minister.

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and the same could be said of them with their literary confetti and celebrations

that september eleven did not even happen in their country 

and this picture is of the most twisted variety

that you can see film crews and camera crews

even about to be drenched in the champagne

posing as if to capture 

the even and the story that is unfolding there

but instead use them as effigies

as if in defence of thatcher

hate propaganda masquerading as news 

and inserting quotes such as 

Former Tory MP Louise Mensch was one of several people who responded to the negative Twitter reaction, writing: ‘Pygmies of the left so predictably embarrassing yourselves, know this: not a one of your leaders will ever be globally mourned like her.’

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aside from the quote what is it trying to say and what is it trying to distinguish

and why does she feel like leaders of the left are not mourned

and that they will never be mourned like her 

and lastly that they think thatcher is globally mourned

yet this is funny since a little while before this 

who is in general considered the left

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKkveMo-2NA

and even a commemoration song

i do have to give props because under the insults and slurs they did show some of the opposition view to the sided 

but meant to be neutral papers view

and i nearly forgot what is with the vilification

why the constant over arching theme 

the left 

the left

why is it not just people

and that is why we must tell our own stories 

and provide our own news and commentary 

and lastly when you understand the views of those who were celebrating 

we must ask ourselves

who is this article aimed at