To be honest, no I can't. I don't believe any state has the right to own colonies thousands of miles across the planet. I'm weird like that though.
You may be right that the Falklands is big enough to go it alone maintaining trade missions, embassies a civil service etc . My guess is that as soon as Britain left Argentina would make the Falklands part of their empire. If you are wrong and the Falklands are not left to govern themselves is it better for them to be part of the Empire they choose or the Empire they do not choose.
Whoever had been Prime Minister would have gone to war over the Falklands as the war had the support of Labour, the Liberals and the SDP. Perhaps most importantly the people who lived in the Falklands supported the war..
So, you can see the bad she did now then? It seemed to be escaping you yesterday
I am glad to see you supporting the idea that people should emphasise both the good and the bad about Thatcher. You go on to ask about the laughable posters here - have you read Polyphus; he is the best poster since Syd.
It must be difficult for young people to understand why if she was as bad as the left make out she won three elections each with a big majority. It was said of Roosevelt that everyone hates him except the voters.
David Cameron called Thatcher "the greatest peace time Prime Minister (Peel? Gladstone?, Attlee?) it must also be difficult for younger readeres to understand why then it was the Conservative Party themselves and not the voters who overthrew her.
The truth is that the 1980s like every period and Mrs Thatcher like every leader was complex. There are no simple answers. Reading this thread you will learn little about Thatcher and a great deal about the prejudices of various posters - and I include myself. I will make one plea - if you are a Daily Mail or Guardian reader do read the other paper as well to get an alternative perspective on her.
Incidentally in "An Evening With Paddy Ashdown" (former LibDem leader) at the Little Theatrer he was asked why he as a leftwinger was a strong supporter of monarchy. His reply was "President Blair President Thatcher".