Question time next week

AndyGuil

There should be homeowner under 30s. Whether they feature in the selected group is another thing.

ukcarper

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Think I'd rather witness something inbetween so the discussion at least gets somewhere!!

Be more informative. But watching David trying to control two, for want of a better word, opinionated groups verbally insulting each other would be amusing.

moneyinmypocket

The yoof are bitter that is fact. We worked hard for are stamp. Are houses were built with the blood of are hands and sweat of are brows. The yoof go drinking and xboxing while we worked the fields, painted our houses. There will be no back down I can asure you of that. We worked hard.

chewmylegoff

THE_MASKED_TURNIP wrote: »

Sounds like it will be the usual load of waffles. Not interested. Pass.

I suppose the one good thing about it is in order to express an opinion you actually have to show your face rather than just wasting your entire life trying to wind people up on the internet. What a revelation.

Loughton_Monkey

All rather strange when Dimblebore announced specifically a "change" to location next week (from Brighton) when they will now go to Portsmouth - presumably to discuss shipbuilding.

What this has to do with boomers I don't know!

Road_Hog

Jeez, why does anyone watch QT anymore. As I read on a post on Guido. If I want to boil my p!ss, I'll wee in a kettle.

wotsthat

QT is just light entertainment show and a dull one at that.

The biggest applause always goes to those who can make a point well regardless of the merits of the point. It's perfect for politicians and those in the media who are skilled in this art form.

ruggedtoast

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Interestingly, Question Time next week will have a special audience.

It seems that the BBC have taken onboard some of the comments "out there" at the moment and have designed a programme to explore them.

Basically, the audience will be split into two groups.

Under 30 year olds and over 60 year olds.

The aim is to look at the difference of opinion when it comes to Housing and the Economy. A subject were all supposed to have an interest in! It will also explore one of the touchiest subjects on this board, the younger generations opinion vs the older generations.

Should be interesting! Certainly, with the audience split 50/50 one group won't be able to drown out the other.

I might be missing something but what about 30 - 60 year olds? They are completely excluding Generation X. The best generation, from this debate in favour of a bunch of crabby boomers and facebook obsessed Millennials?

:mad:

Road_Hog

Did anyone see Have I got News For You last night? They had Godfrey Bloom on, from UKIP. It was a complete, let's attack Bloom programme, somewhat reminiscent of Nick Griffin on QT.

Bloom handled it well though and he wound that obnoxious trollope up a treat. The look on her face throughout the show was priceless.

mayonnaise

DELETED USER wrote:

Will be interesting to see the boomer scum get torn apart.

A bit of respect for your elders, boy.
Just do your best at school and maybe you'll get somewhere in life also.