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There wasn't a moment of that that was in any way true interaction in the house. It was premeditated and planned by the producers. The VT was also created by the producers, and they authorised his entry into the house after its production, with Emma welcoming him onto the stage and in to the house |
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They planted that card in the game to bring the topic up and cause debate - they ****ed Winston over hard. Yeah, he's got some messed up views but Big Brother literally did set him up. **** Winston anyway. |
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My point is that Winston had already shown his homophobia in his VT, knowing it would be shown as he went into the house. He also made a huge deal of not sharing a bed with a man. He WANTED people to know his views. People are blaming the producers as if Winston is some poor little innocent who has no blame attached to him whatsoever. He wasn't liked from the start - people were saying he would be first out BEFORE the producers showed his views on gay adoption. He has sympathy now from some, so hasn't he done well? :unsure: |
She was an inspiration last night. An inspiration and a goddess :clap1:
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An interesting read on DS for those who think Emma interview was all about her personal beliefs on homophobia ;) http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2128071 Jim Davidson was brought up yesterday as an example of this, but that was the wrong example as his blatant homophobia was on another show. Evanders however...which everyone seems to have forgotten about... |
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Oooooo |
shooting fish in a barrel is not really my idea of a goddess or an inspiration
maybe if I were a teen but.. :umm2: |
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I thought part of it was pregnancy hormones to be honest. At least her interview style was completely different than her normal style. She is rarely outspoken. It was nice for a change to see her be more heavy hitting. It was really refreshing. I want to see more of this side of Emma.
Some people are saying it was all for show but I don't see it that way. Many people in the "industry" are gay and when you have longtime friends in it, you're going to have strong feelings. Everyone gave Winston a benefit of the doubt, not just Emma. He had a chance to come clean on his comment, but instead he chose the low road. For Emma to write him off completely before he even enters the house when we haven't had the chance to see what him raw and unfiltered would go against the premise of the show... so I don't really see her doing that unless she knows them outside of the show. |
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