observer 587 Report post Posted June 1 Seems the BBC is being accused of left wing bias with the Election Debate audience - was it another ambush ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
asperity 266 Report post Posted June 1 Of course it was an ambush, which is why Treeza made sure she didn't go within a million miles away from it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fugtifino 76 Report post Posted June 1 Didn't watch it, for those that did, in what way do you feel it was biased? Btw, I wouldn't just take Johnson's word for it after his recent history. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
observer 587 Report post Posted June 1 Jeering and cheering from the luvvies, don't even get that on Q/Time; unless Nick Griffyn has been invited. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
asperity 266 Report post Posted June 1 Even the New Statesman reported that the audience was ridiculously left wing biased. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dizzy 293 Report post Posted June 1 I've not seen it....but lets face it regardless of which individual or party is shouting the odds, throwing the daggers or spitting their dummies out it's just like one big childlike game in a world of make believe and fantasy plus endless jibes and point scoring towards a board that has no real winners. Yep I find myself not interested in the slightest about the forthcoming election now....can you tell? I'm not even sure I will actually vote now and that's NOT like me...Beam me up scotty and send me back when it's all over Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Geoffrey Settle 12 Report post Posted June 6 There was jeering on both sides - at least they were showing some passion. It was a bit like Full Council at the Town Hall Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
observer 587 Report post Posted June 6 Oh no there wasn't, ComRes obviously allowed in some young Corbynistas, who clearly thought they were at a soccer match. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fugtifino 76 Report post Posted June 6 Jeering eh? Sounds like a typical day in the commons. If some of the audience were Labour supporters, that would be representative of the populace wouldn't it? You're fond of using the term "snowflake" as an insult, and as an instant argument winner, is that what Amber Rudd is? Or you? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
observer 587 Report post Posted June 6 The normal audience response in such debate (until now), has been to show support or appreciation by applause. btw There's only one group of snowflakes, I think they're called millennials ! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
