Young People Protest Against Brexit Vote

The transcript features a discussion on the disappointment and frustration of young people, particularly those aged 16 and 17, who feel excluded from important national decisions due to their age. They argue that they are informed and capable of making decisions about their future, which is significantly impacted by these decisions. The conversation criticizes the government's handling of the situation and the misleading nature of campaigns. The youth express a strong desire for their voices to be heard and for their opinions to be considered valid.

What is the main reason the speaker feels disappointed?

• Government's decision

• Lack of information

• Public opinion

• Not being allowed to vote

Why do Susie and others believe 16 and 17-year-olds should have voting rights?

• They are legally adults

• They have more experience

• It affects their future significantly

• They are more informed than adults

What does the speaker criticize about the government's decision?

• It was supported by the majority

• It was based on false information

• It was the most incompetent decision

• It was made too quickly

How does the speaker describe the campaigns related to the decision?

• Informative

• Unbiased

• Misleading

• Well-organized

What is the speaker's argument regarding young people's ability to form opinions?

• They rely on adults for opinions

• They are too young to understand

• They can look up facts and form valid opinions

• They lack access to information