tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5710086531907738222.post2475809456549321960..comments2012-01-20T10:29:12.811ZChristopher Englandnoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5710086531907738222.post-60995629208598511422012-01-20T10:29:12.811Z2012-01-20T10:29:12.811ZThatcher didn&#39;t get everything right, but (and this is generalisation at it&#39;s worst) the brits in my family who I know are the most talented and skilled people at knowing who&#39;s fault something is and why it&#39;s never them. Even if they are moderately succesful people with a house in the suburbs and and reasonable income they will always plea the position of the underdog. It will generally go &#39;First it was dad when I was little, then it was mum when I was a teenager, then it was my first boss, then it was my backstabbing friend, then it was Thatcher, and that&#39;s why I&#39;m on work and income.&#39; Sometimes I think they&#39;re comfortable with it, and don&#39;t like the idea of having something to hope for. <br /><br />Not that the mines closing was good.Jessenoreply@blogger.com