My prediction:
huddled drunken masses, passing roll-ups, mournful lone trombone outside the Ritzy cinema, evocative of a weak and old left
popped into KFC for a cup of tea; workers there didn't know what the gathering was about; we've seen a generational shift since Mrs T passed from power
without the energy LP's witnessed on the frontlines of the global protest movements; we need to recognize our failures
these parties were controversial, and not entirely advised (nod to friends in mainstream press) but Thatcher was a polarizing figure
we need to talk seriously about her legacy, that's the conversation, not partying
first woman prime minister but you know that wasn't actually a good thing for women because she did really bad things
her main inheritance though: a blighted generation
they truly are Thatcher's children, we saw them rioting in 2011, at Occupy etc
she claimed to create a property owning democracy, they're just trying to get a foothold in society
but this generation is unable to dream of buying a home; have to be content with shared hovels and grimy sinks
promoted upward mobility but that is a joke: it's so hard to get into elite jobs even if you've had a privileged background
etc
