EU referendum

[Mike N]

I bet he's got a horrible, sweaty hand as well!

 

[Luck95]

It's an audience of cockney's and southeners so not fully representative of the whole country though ham face is looking riled at being asked questions, nearly looked like he gave a shit at one point that he is being grilled for once.

not sure if it bringing anything new to the table to convince leavers to change their minds

Southerners like me, I live in south east where the hit of immigration is most felt, my area is now a complete car crash of a place. communities divided, public services under extreme pressure, lack of housing,

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Looks like Christine Lagarde, head of the IMF who has spent so much time urging us to stay in the EU, is going to stand trial for conspiracy to commit a $400m fraud.

The EU - the fraudster's friend.

 

[117 M34]

That's how I look at it, if we was not a member would I vote to join? 1000% no

Well turkey aren't and they want in so it can't be that bad.
Also, it's a stupid argument as we are in and so are reliant on it in different ways.(regardless if you like it or not). If we weren't in then we wouldn't be reliant on it but we are.
Would we as fans vote in to UEFA? Many wouldn't but as we are already in it we have become reliant on it. Could we survive if we left UEFA? Of course we would, but we would face many struggles and life wouldn't be as good.

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

Well turkey aren't and they want in so it can't be that bad.
Also, it's a stupid argument as we are in and so are reliant on it in different ways.(regardless if you like it or not). If we weren't in then we wouldn't be reliant on it but we are.
Would we as fans vote in to UEFA? Many wouldn't but as we are already in it we have become reliant on it. Could we survive if we left UEFA? Of course we would, but we would face many struggles and life wouldn't be as good.

That's football, this is democracy and much more important. We need to take control.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

Who else suspects that if we vote Leave then the EU will panic and start throwing the concessions that Cameron couldn't re-negotiate last year. What happens then.?

We leave. Pure and simple!

 

[Deleted member 58678]

Like seeing Cameron getting slaughtered on question time

He didn't get slaughtered though. The feedback questions from the audience were almost all quite low intelligent uninformed and pointless and he just laughed off some of them and ignored others. I thought he spoke well. Dimbleby had him on a couple of things but they weren't actually important enough points to make Cameron's argument a lose.

And it's not like I like the man

 

[Luck95]

Well turkey aren't and they want in so it can't be that bad.
Also, it's a stupid argument as we are in and so are reliant on it in different ways.(regardless if you like it or not). If we weren't in then we wouldn't be reliant on it but we are.
Would we as fans vote in to UEFA? Many wouldn't but as we are already in it we have become reliant on it. Could we survive if we left UEFA? Of course we would, but we would face many struggles and life wouldn't be as good.

FIFA = European Union
Football = Europe

I love football but I cannot stand FIFA

 

[117 M34]

That's football, this is democracy and much more important. We need to take control.

Take control of what and how would we do that?

 

[urban genie]

Southerners like me, I live in south east where the hit of immigration is most felt, my area is now a complete car crash of a place. communities divided, public services under extreme pressure, lack of housing,

I am sure you are affected by immigration, amd all the factors in this referendum but I was just saying they didn't exactly get a wide ranging audience of the british isles

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

Take control of what and how would we do that?

Our democracy and sovereignty and future.

By voting out, that's what the referendum is about.

 

[BigJoe#1]

Why when asked if he would veto any proposal to admit Turkey into the EU could he not say yes?

 

[Tim of the Oak]

He is getting absolutely battered.... Clueless springs to mind.

The public are hammering him and the questions are just too much for him.

The questions were so unclear that Dimbleby had paragraphs explaining what each one meant that he kept to himself lol! So much for BBC bias. It's like their treatment of us / City!

Yea Cameron was poor in parts but could rousing applause in others - and I'm far from a fan of Dave.

Didn't hear anything new in this debate!

 

[Itsaar]

Dave's Fave saying "I Believe" that is if i'm quoted later I never told any lies I only said that at the time I Believed. Total worm of a man.

 

[somethingelse]

The agenda seemed to be, applaud the questions make a row and don't listen to any of the answers ,very poor programme
Not Camerons fault

 

[Tim of the Oak]

He keeps banging on about staying and fighting but fails to mention he actually means stay fight and get out voted
We cannot change from within as the last 40 votes have prived

Is that excluding the 98% votes we are on the winning side with?

 

[BigJoe#1]

He didn't get slaughtered though. The feedback questions from the audience were almost all quite low intelligent uninformed and pointless and he just laughed off some of them and ignored others. I thought he spoke well. Dimbleby had him on a couple of things but they weren't actually important enough points to make Cameron's argument a lose.

And it's not like I like the man

On the contrary.... He said the British public were not capable of understanding the arguements put forward by the experts... It was too complicated apparently! That was a vote winner for sure!

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

Page 1000, can you believe it.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

The agenda seemed to be, applaud the questions make a row and don't listen to any of the answers ,very poor programme
Not Camerons fault

Yes it was garbage. Dimbleby resorting to shoddy tactics and there was nothing new to debate!

 

[SWP's back]

Well turkey aren't and they want in so it can't be that bad.
Also, it's a stupid argument

You've summed up your first sentence beautifully.

I'm sure Nigeria would vote to join as well.

Do you wonder why?