Because in the US, people will tend to not speak as ill of the dead like they would if they were still alive, sort of out of a basic sense of common courtesy and decency. With how people from Britain are talking, it seems like gloating or bashing someone that can no longer defend themselves. But I guess that's the difference between the 2 countries.
In general, we do not speak ill of the dead. Not unlike yourselves, that usually comes when the skeletons come a creeping from the cupboards after the deceased is gone.
So sorry, but that's a false presumption from you, and one obviously based on ignorance of what this vile woman did to our country in her reign.
Understand, this isn't muck slinging or skeletons being dragged out of the cupboard post mortem. This is the merited hatred of the
many who suffered badly under her reign, who were just as vocal about her publicly recorded sins
while she was still alive and in power, and have been just as vocal in the 2 decades since her own party kicked her out of office when her arrogant contempt for the working classes went too far even for them (the brazenly obvious steal from the poor to make the rich even richer 'Poll Tax' sealed her political fate).
In life she offered no defence because there was
none. The hatred for her was simply justified and she knew it (I suspect she revelled in it) and her death does not vanquish what she did in life.
For those who benefited under her, let
them pay their respects. For those who suffered let them vent their spleens. They've more than earned that right.
