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Kept banging on about the "patriarchy" in the house and how she was at the bottom, when none of that was true. Enabled awful behaviour from Lily and Dean, fed their heads with bs with her constant b1tching. Lied to Emma. Tried to paint BP as a mean girl. Didn't like Sarah. Consistently played the victim, accusing others of what she was doing, etc.. I don't think she really liked anyone, just made alliances to get by when her closest people were being picked off. But hey, fair play it worked. I just didn't think the public would be fooled by her psychobabble, use of buzzwords, identity politics and t-shirts. |
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Sounds like you stopped watching the series when I did .. did you read all that in the forum ? If that LIE ( that wasn’t really a lie ) is all your really have on her then she really ain’t that bad .. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Not a hint of negativity in.the thread title to draw members in. However then nothing but much negativity afterwards. Good grief. |
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Boy, you ali stans really need others to be angry about this. If she hadn't won you would have all slinked away in seething silence :joker: The fact I came here to say well done on her game and good job winning the money should be the clue that I am not angry or mad about it at all. I think she played a good game. |
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However it's my own fault for coming into one of your threads, thinking it more a positive. I'll not make that mistake again. |
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You saw her interview , right ? It was abundantly clear how genuine she was throughout .. she even admitted to her mistakes/misjudgements .. She also confessed to feeling scared, anxious , isolated and was aware that the others wanted her to leave !! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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I don't care about the show past that in all honesty. It's just a game that I like to play as a viewer :) Well, it used to be different, but that was in the BB5-7 or so golden years when I actually loved it. |
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Again thats just you it seems We all saw how nervous/ anxious she was but still managed to answer some tricky questions honestly even though she wasn’t entirely happy about doing so .. You have painted her as an awful person .. baffling given its just a game show Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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How on earth can she be so judgemental and question his whole being ,when she didn't even know him. There's something very unhealthy about that . |
The general consensus is that Ali came across beautifully .. you have been wearing those blinkers for 6 weeks ..
Check the vote count - your judgment has been completely wrong throughout Virtually nobody actually agrees with the minority if Ali haters I’m wondering if you guys are just bored and decided to wind us all up for the duration to pass the time Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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She was in a state of severe anxiety for six weeks … in a pressure situation and you can’t overlook a few misjudgements ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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She causes a rift with Khaled for no reason, the guy was just a decent nice person. How do you think it made him feel...to be scrutinised & slated for being himself. He did nothing wrong towards her . Anyway I'm glad BB 2024 is all over now . |
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You've got certain parts of the left pushing for everything having to be diverse, even if sometimes it does come across as a bit forceful. And obviously you have certain parts of the right that aren't happy unless it's a white, straight, macho guy as 95% of a TV Show's cast. There's large swaths of people nowadays that bring Politics into everything in a really extreme manner. Now speaking for myself, I like to think that I just like who I like, even if hardly anyone else agrees with me on that person. |
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Imo, some that are more attractive than Ali (with all due respect, as I get that it's subjective) in fairness Marcello and Segun should've been the ones benefiting the most from the looks argument, considering they're attractive guys with an audience that's mostly watched by women followed by gay guys. And I say that as someone that wanted Marcello to win last night. |
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I think if you are of a subsection of society (straight and white) you have grown up seeing yourself as the default on every TV drama, every reality TV programme, every advert and you do not understand how it feels to hardly see anyone that represents an important aspect of your identity in the public eye and historically even when you have it’s still through the lens of someone straight and white. Luckily this is changing. BB has always had a friendly and positive relationship with contestants from all walks of life - many of the winners have been gay - and maybe that’s why it’s one of the only reality TV shows I gravitate towards and always have. But Ali is still the first lesbian winner, only just now, 24 years into the shows run. So maybe some people did gravitate towards her because of that, and because she was unafraid to make a statement on issues she found important, but I don’t see that as problematic. People see themselves represented by someone who is LGBT and who shares in their values, why is that a bad thing? When straight white people (not saying you are straight and white as I don’t know I am just speaking generally here) say things shouldn’t be politicised and ask why people have to make it all about identity they should understand that comes from a place of privilege. They are everywhere at all times and always have been. Identity is important and feeling seen is important and without making it political society wouldn’t have made the strides it has done over history. As that is such a vital part of society, it is only natural that bleeds over to shows like Big Brother. Having said all that, I think Ali mostly won because she was a complex individual that diverted from what we know a BB HM often to be and people resonated with that. I think it’s important to remember she got 52% of the vote across 6 people. There was something there. And it’s okay for people not to see it but it’s crass to assume it’s just because of a gullible hookwinked group of lemmings obsessed with identity politics. |
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And I know that Ali didn't win purely off of an LGBT themed vote because I know that Zizu for example is straight going off his discussion around women's looks in Sports.:laugh: I don't mean that in a bad way btw @Zizu as I know that you don't mean harm by it. And I did see on Facebook that a lot of straight guys were into her, because I remember mainly the Khaled fans at the time getting really angry at them for liking her for what they perceived to be "because of her looks." And for me I honestly don't care about representation (I am a straight white male tbf) but I just like who I like. For example Sarah was my favourite in this series and she was a Bisexual woman, the only things that we have in common are being white people from the Midlands.:laugh: As I've already said though, I know that Ali's vote is more wide reaching than her detractors want to believe. |
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