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poppsywoppsy · 30-08-2018, 11:22 PM

How wrong it is to let Roxy accuse Ryan of something so bad, yet not let him have the right of reply to put his side.

It happens in court, so BB should in all fairness, give him the right to reply in public in the same way Roxy was allowed to make her complaint.

Vanessa · 30-08-2018, 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by poppsywoppsy

How wrong it is to let Roxy accuse Ryan of something so bad, yet not let him have the right of reply to put his side.

It happens in court, so BB should in all fairness, give him the right to reply in public in the same way Roxy was allowed to make her complaint.

He needs to sue her.

pontyboi · 30-08-2018, 11:28 PM

He did respond and he said what we all knew...He was just play fighting and for a matter of 2 seconds.

Roxy got the response she wanted though her and Ryan have been top 2 trending on Twitter for hours now.

Silly cow.

Elliot · 30-08-2018, 11:29 PM

Let her dig her own hole. Ur absolutely right but her own words and actions are damming enough to her for this specific incident

rusticgal · 30-08-2018, 11:34 PM

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Originally Posted by poppsywoppsy

How wrong it is to let Roxy accuse Ryan of something so bad, yet not let him have the right of reply to put his side.

It happens in court, so BB should in all fairness, give him the right to reply in public in the same way Roxy was allowed to make her complaint.

Well I guess he had his chance in the DR....he looked dumbfounded to me...shocked and gutted. Maybe he did defend himself but it wasn't shown as BB had already decided he was guilty.
However heaven knows how they came to the decision if what we saw was what they saw...because he barely touched her and went no where near her ribs...BB are too sensitive...to call her out on it would have been calling her a liar and they didn't want to do that...BAD DECISION..he did nothing wrong.

Pro Sniper · 30-08-2018, 11:34 PM

I doubt they told him it was the little ratbag who made the ludicrous complaint against him. If they had, he'd have been well within his rights to tell them they can shove their show where the sun don't shine, and immediately leave the house. To be given a "warning" over such a non-event is extremely insulting to the accused.

rusticgal · 30-08-2018, 11:36 PM

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He needs to sue her.

I hope he does if he gets backlash from it. Hopefully the public back him. However it's defamation of character...I feel for him immensely.

Vanessa · 30-08-2018, 11:38 PM

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I hope he does if he gets backlash from it. Hopefully the public back him. However it's defamation of character...I feel for him immensely.

Even ds is on his side and they don't even like him

kingston · 30-08-2018, 11:41 PM

It’s like saying Rodrigo should have a right to reply to his use of the n-word... No one complained when BB told him his excuse was irrelevant... So why is this any different? Roxanne is entitled to set her own personal boundaries...

*mazedsalv** · 30-08-2018, 11:43 PM

If i was Ryan i would have wanted the warning explained and then have the clip played back, refusing that, get his management involved. Ryan could have made life hell for the producers, but decided not to.

I would have demanded to see the footage personally.

Vanessa · 30-08-2018, 11:43 PM

Oh please, she milked it for all it was worth. All she had to do is tell Ryan she didn't like it and not to do it again. Instant she tries to get him out twice

pontyboi · 30-08-2018, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

If i was Ryan i would have wanted the warning explained and then have the clip played back, refusing that, get his management involved. Ryan could have made life hell for the producers, but decided not to.

I would have demanded to see the footage personally.

That's a really good point actually I think I would be the same but on retrospective.

I think he was just dumb founded and had no idea what he had done.

Elliot · 30-08-2018, 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by kingston

It’s like saying Rodrigo should have a right to reply to his use of the n-word... No one complained when BB told him his excuse was irrelevant... So why is this any different? Roxanne is entitled to set her own personal boundaries...

Is Ryan not allowed to set his personal boundaries to not be conflated with abusers and beaters without substantial evidence at the fear of losing his career over literally tapping her? Who triumphs who?

parmnion · 31-08-2018, 01:01 AM

Ryan can....and should
.**** the **** off

Vanessa · 31-08-2018, 01:03 AM

Roxanne giving Ryan plenty of sympathy votes.

poppsywoppsy · 31-08-2018, 01:21 AM

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Originally Posted by kingston

It’s like saying Rodrigo should have a right to reply to his use of the n-word... No one complained when BB told him his excuse was irrelevant... So why is this any different? Roxanne is entitled to set her own personal boundaries...

Rodrigo did have the right of reply in the DR and it was shown. He said he was drunk and apologized.

It did him no good whatsoever but he was allowed it.

Why wasn't Ryan?

kingston · 31-08-2018, 02:15 AM

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Originally Posted by poppsywoppsy

Rodrigo did have the right of reply in the DR and it was shown. He said he was drunk and apologized.

It did him no good whatsoever but he was allowed it.

Why wasn't Ryan?

If Rodrigo did then so did Ryan... In both cases BB told them thier reply was irrellevent to the situation...