EU Referendum

[The Don]

Once again Dan misses the point entirely. This thread wasn’t created as nor intended to be a debate. You harassing cerinacy with misinformation and rhetoric because they dared to share a different opinion to you isn’t a debate. I highlighted your flaws in my previous post because they’re absolutely relevant as to why I don’t intend to respond to the wall of text you posted directed at me after I told cerinacy to research the facts surrounding the EU. I’m not going to get drawn into another circular debate with you here because of your style of argument so it’s entirely relevant.

[-:Undertaker:-]

Once again Dan misses the point entirely. This thread wasn’t created as nor intended to be a debate. You harassing cerinacy with misinformation and rhetoric because they dared to share a different opinion to you isn’t a debate. I highlighted your flaws in my previous post because they’re absolutely relevant as to why I don’t intend to respond to the wall of text you posted directed at me after I told cerinacy to research the facts surrounding the EU. I’m not going to get drawn into another circular debate with you here because of your style of argument so it’s entirely relevant.

'Misinformation' that you've failed to yet again in a second thread put any counter points to. Right.

A live verbal debate if HabboxLive were wanting to host it? You and me with no way to ignore the points or time to write up snide comments. How about it?

[The Don]

'Misinformation' that you've failed to yet again in a second thread put any counter points to. Right.

A live verbal debate if HabboxLive were wanting to host it? You and me with no way to ignore the points or time to write up snide comments. How about it?

I only continue to engage you on the forum to prevent the current affairs section from becoming your own personal soapbox. The idea of debating you on HxL to 6 listeners is painful.

[-:Undertaker:-]

I only continue to engage you on the forum to prevent the current affairs section from becoming your own personal soapbox. The idea of debating you on HxL to 6 listeners is painful.

Make an event of it, just before the referendum. It's been proposed before.

The truth is, you wouldn't find it painful - you'd be found wanting. The offer remains open anytime if you reconsider and if HxL wanted to hold it.

[lawrawrrr]

I assume proposed radio debate would take on exactly the same tone as the threads, be repeating that information... except it'd be impossible to moderate live and considering that it's the same like... 5 people replying and taking an interest in the EU threads I don't think it'd create that much interest... there may be other ways to go about it if @despect; was interested however.



OT: I'm still undecided - I feel like saying "exit" puts me in a camp with some very nasty people with extremely racist/xenophobic views who I don't particularly want to be associated with, and that's something I've heard other people say as well, although of course you can keep your vote private. However I still haven't fully decided either way, I'm keeping an open mind while reading the debates - although I much prefer to read independent sources rather than the spin from either camp which is mostly scaremongering/factually dubious or even point-blank incorrect.

[wixard]

i'd rather stick pins in my ears than listen to undertaker constantly interrupt akeam every 2 seconds

[-:Undertaker:-]

i'd rather stick pins in my ears than listen to undertaker constantly interrupt akeam every 2 seconds

let's do it and we'll see whether your bias/inkling is correct. should be a walk in the park for him/others then, shouldn't it?

I'm still undecided - I feel like saying "exit" puts me in a camp with some very nasty people with extremely racist/xenophobic views who I don't particularly want to be associated with, and that's something I've heard other people say as well, although of course you can keep your vote private.

All I would say to that is there's nasty elements on both sides and being in the independence camp puts you with around 50% of the British public at the moment. I am looking forward to the debates really beginning. The Spectator one was a good'un worth watching and no doubt there will be many more.