Wargamers Talk About The EU Referendum Campaign

The video explores the Northampton Wargamers community, highlighting its rule against political discussions. Despite this, the EU referendum becomes a topic of debate among young male members, who express dissatisfaction with the fear-mongering tactics of both sides. They emphasize the need for better education on the EU's role. The video concludes with observations on voting trends, noting a preference for remaining in the EU but also a significant number of undecided voters.

What is the main rule at the Northampton Wargamers club?

• Only members can play

• Games must end by 10 PM

• No food or drinks allowed

• No talking about politics

Why do the club members feel frustrated about the EU referendum campaigns?

• They believe the campaigns are too entertaining

• They feel the campaigns are too expensive

• They think the campaigns are too short

• They believe both sides are fear-mongering

What do the club members suggest as a solution to the referendum campaign issues?

• More education on the EU

• More advertisements

• Longer campaign periods

• More debates on TV

What is the general sentiment among the club members regarding the EU referendum?

• Most are voting to remain

• Most are voting to leave

• Most are not voting

• Most are indifferent

What is the main reason for the club members' confusion about the referendum?

• Not enough polling stations

• Too many options

• Lack of clear information

• Too much media coverage