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Paula D 31-01-2018 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Greg! (Post 9839335)
A mess at people attempting to defend this disgusting practice

Who's doing that? Please show us an example?

Greg! 31-01-2018 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Paula D (Post 9839343)
Who's doing that? Please show us an example?

Read the thread yourself?

Paula D 31-01-2018 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Greg! (Post 9839345)
Read the thread yourself?

I have done, no-one defending the use of conversion therapy at all.

Greg! 31-01-2018 03:42 PM

Try again

Greg! 31-01-2018 03:43 PM

Here are 2 examples of people defending or justifying it that Paula D must have missed

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Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 9836965)
Can people read ? instead of just being happy to believe people who dont like her, this story is not so black and white, she wanted to help gays who didn't WANT to be gay,so maybe go and read up ,people at one time thought it would cure them the gay person WANTED the therepy. loving these new words converstion therapy oh how people are grasping at it,

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Originally Posted by Ellen (Post 9838836)
She believes that people are entitled to get help if they have problems and that should also be afforded to gay people as well, at the time someone who was struggling with been gay or didnt want to be gay was not been given any help. When she worked at Samaritans they did not promote 'it is ok to be gay' to someone who hated or didnt want to be gay. That is why she agreed if gay people were struggling then they should have therapy like everybody else.


Marches 31-01-2018 03:47 PM

Well tbh I don’t think they’re defending it they’re just trying to highlight there’s no malice in what she believes like I think the op and certain people believe. Obviously it doesn’t work and it’s diabolical but it doesn’t come from a place of ‘fuk gays they suck’. As such for me it doesn’t attack her character and it shouldn’t for anyone else viewing imo

Greg! 31-01-2018 03:49 PM

all I'm saying is I'm slightly shocked at people justifying it

Lstan 31-01-2018 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 9839278)
I don't think bitching about another HM on BB constitutes as Hate Speech, if it did, almost every HM ever would be locked up by now :laugh:

YEP!

Indeed, I mean c'on most tune in to see the housemates b**** about each other thats why the producers put such a mix in there in there anyway.

Kazanne 31-01-2018 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839270)
Yeah, my words were taken a little too literally there. There had been a post made where the member called Malika fans scum. I said that insulting fans was not allowed but insulting housemates was (within reason). Of course its fine to criticize housemates BUT, just random posts of 'X is a bitch' or something add nothing at all to the forum. So insults are fine within reason, but preferable when part of a larger post. if that makes sense.

I agree I notice on DS they have a policy about what can be said about housemates, which I think is a good idea then we all know where we stand,something like this would be good.

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Ammi 31-01-2018 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839299)
Sorry I have to agree that Shane was trying to manipulate the house into shutting Ann down, and she had not even done anything..he did this randomly. He then realized it would not work so stopped that rubbish. Am sure he thought he could get Wayne to attack easily...which was clearly what he was doing,. Might aswell have just came out and said 'go shout at Ann for opinions she has outside of the house that she has not brought up in here but I have suddenly decided its important but will not say anything to her myself'

...I can’t agree, Vicky...about Shane J trying to gain support to shut Ann down in the way that is referred to shutting down opinions etc...that would indicate that Ann was voicing opinions that he wanted to shut down, that there was something to shut down but she wasn’t and there wasn’t...and it wasn’t really Ann’s ‘opinions’ that he was trying to convey to some other housemates...(...which yes, I think wasn’t good at all and not for him to do..)...actively opposing legislations that bring equality goes a little beyond just having an opinion because of potential power and influence attached with that in a parliament position as Ann had, that would have a real affect on lives ...he was talking more about legislation and how Ann had opposed and casted votes against some of the freedoms that had enabled Wayne and Amanda to live their lives with their partners as that have done and do today.../...he obviously felt very frustrated and yeah maybe very negative toward Ann in that evening, so didn’t act great, I agree...but he didn’t try to shut her down or encourage anyone else to because there wasn’t anything to shut down, in that context...no discussions had taken place...

Vicky. 31-01-2018 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 9839394)
...I can’t agree, Vicky...about Shane J trying to gain support to shut Ann down in the way that is referred to shutting down opinions etc...that would indicate that Ann was voicing opinions that he wanted to shut down, that there was something to shut down but she wasn’t and there wasn’t...and it wasn’t really Ann’s ‘opinions’ that he was trying to convey to some other housemates...(...which yes, I think wasn’t good at all and not for him to do..)...actively opposing legislations that bring equality goes a little beyond just having an opinion because of potential power and influence attached with that in a parliament position as Ann had, that would have a real affect on lives ...he was talking more about legislation and how Ann had opposed and casted votes against some of the freedoms that had enabled Wayne and Amanda to live their lives with their partners as that have done and do today.../...he obviously felt very frustrated and yeah maybe very negative toward Ann in that evening, so didn’t act great, I agree...but he didn’t try to shut her down or encourage anyone else to because there wasn’t anything to shut down, in that context...no discussions had taken place...

Which is part of the problem tbh. She had not actually said or done anything. he was bringing up stuff from outside of the house, to try and get others to have a random go at her and turn against her..for seemingly no reason except to get people to attack her as he had randomly decided that her opinions were an issue (despite actually having a convo about her voting record and concluding that he disagreed with her but its her right to have those opinions). Was very odd behaviour

basically he was trying to shut her down and manipulate the housemates into turning against her...but for stuff she hadn't even said :laugh:

Cherie 31-01-2018 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839416)
Which is part of the problem tbh. She had not actually said or done anything. he was bringing up stuff from outside of the house, to try and get others to have a random go at her and turn against her..for seemingly no reason except to get people to attack her as he had randomly decided that her opinions were an issue (despite actually having a convo about her voting record and concluding that he disagreed with her but its her right to have those opinions). Was very odd behaviour

basically he was trying to shut her down and manipulate the housemates into turning against her...but for stuff she hadn't even said :laugh:

:clap1:

poppsywoppsy 31-01-2018 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839416)
Which is part of the problem tbh. She had not actually said or done anything. he was bringing up stuff from outside of the house, to try and get others to have a random go at her and turn against her..for seemingly no reason except to get people to attack her as he had randomly decided that her opinions were an issue (despite actually having a convo about her voting record and concluding that he disagreed with her but its her right to have those opinions). Was very odd behaviour

basically he was trying to shut her down and manipulate the housemates into turning against her...but for stuff she hadn't even said :laugh:

I feel Shane tried to put his spin on whatever in Anne's past he could.

He can't speak to Ann because she can out think him, so he gets lost for words.

Did he forget the cameras caught his wrangling and scheming time and time again. He damned himself, he does not have any support now so cannot use his ploy of sitting back and letting others do his dirty work.

He is a first class rat.

Kazanne 31-01-2018 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839416)
Which is part of the problem tbh. She had not actually said or done anything. he was bringing up stuff from outside of the house, to try and get others to have a random go at her and turn against her..for seemingly no reason except to get people to attack her as he had randomly decided that her opinions were an issue (despite actually having a convo about her voting record and concluding that he disagreed with her but its her right to have those opinions). Was very odd behaviour

basically he was trying to shut her down and manipulate the housemates into turning against her...but for stuff she hadn't even said :laugh:

:thumbs:

Crimson Dynamo 31-01-2018 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Sullen Girl (Post 9836937)
i just saw this in another thread but it got locked so i’m continuing the discussion here teehee

what are your thoughts?

in MY opinion she’s scum

Do you know anything about it?

Fetch The Bolt Cutters 31-01-2018 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 9839525)
Do you know anything about it?

don’t need to know anything about it

the name gives it away sis

‘conversion’ therapy

gays do not need to be converted and anyone that thinks they do, or supports the idea in any shape or form is SCUM

https://78.media.tumblr.com/f9000d78...cnq8o1_500.gif

Vanessa 31-01-2018 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Sullen Girl (Post 9839528)
don’t need to know anything about it

the name gives it away sis

‘conversion’ therapy

gays do not need to be converted and anyone that thinks they do, or supports the idea in any shape or form is SCUM

https://78.media.tumblr.com/f9000d78...cnq8o1_500.gif

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bots 31-01-2018 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Sullen Girl (Post 9839528)
don’t need to know anything about it

the name gives it away sis

‘conversion’ therapy

gays do not need to be converted and anyone that thinks they do, or supports the idea in any shape or form is SCUM

then equally those that do support it are entitled to say that those that disagree with it are SCUM .... do you not see where that ends up?

joeysteele 31-01-2018 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 9839394)
...I can’t agree, Vicky...about Shane J trying to gain support to shut Ann down in the way that is referred to shutting down opinions etc...that would indicate that Ann was voicing opinions that he wanted to shut down, that there was something to shut down but she wasn’t and there wasn’t...and it wasn’t really Ann’s ‘opinions’ that he was trying to convey to some other housemates...(...which yes, I think wasn’t good at all and not for him to do..)...actively opposing legislations that bring equality goes a little beyond just having an opinion because of potential power and influence attached with that in a parliament position as Ann had, that would have a real affect on lives ...he was talking more about legislation and how Ann had opposed and casted votes against some of the freedoms that had enabled Wayne and Amanda to live their lives with their partners as that have done and do today.../...he obviously felt very frustrated and yeah maybe very negative toward Ann in that evening, so didn’t act great, I agree...but he didn’t try to shut her down or encourage anyone else to because there wasn’t anything to shut down, in that context...no discussions had taken place...


Superb post.

I saw it near all that way too.

I only wish he had just raised what issues he wished with Ann herself.
That's where he went wrong.

I've said all along had he done so,Ann would have discussed it with him,I'd also dare bet she would have jumped at the chance to.

Love or hate her, agree with her or not,Ann has never backed off from stating and restating her opinions,likely ever.

Vicky. 31-01-2018 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 9839538)
Superb post.

I saw it near all that way too.

I only wish he had just raised what issues he wished with Ann herself.
That's where he went wrong.


I've said all along had he done so,Ann would have discussed it with him,I'd also dare bet she would have jumped at the chance to.

Love or hate her, agree with her or not,Ann has never backed off from stating and restating her opinions,likely ever.

Indeed. This is why I was disappointed with him. if he has issues with her, he should go to her face, not try and get other random people to attack her. Thats childish and ridiculous, IMO.

jaxie 31-01-2018 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839299)
Sorry I have to agree that Shane was trying to manipulate the house into shutting Ann down, and she had not even done anything..he did this randomly. He then realized it would not work so stopped that rubbish. Am sure he thought he could get Wayne to attack easily...which was clearly what he was doing,. Might aswell have just came out and said 'go shout at Ann for opinions she has outside of the house that she has not brought up in here but I have suddenly decided its important but will not say anything to her myself'

That's exactly what he did in my view too. And it seems like Amanda and Wayne thought so too.

montblanc 31-01-2018 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839416)
Which is part of the problem tbh. She had not actually said or done anything. he was bringing up stuff from outside of the house, to try and get others to have a random go at her and turn against her..for seemingly no reason except to get people to attack her as he had randomly decided that her opinions were an issue (despite actually having a convo about her voting record and concluding that he disagreed with her but its her right to have those opinions). Was very odd behaviour

basically he was trying to shut her down and manipulate the housemates into turning against her...but for stuff she hadn't even said :laugh:

I don't think he's necessarily trying to turn people against her but it maybe the fact that the other housemates (Amanda, Ashley, Jess, etc.) are just sweeping her views under the rug which is easy for them to do because they don't affect them. It's probably really frustrating to see everyone around him getting on with Ann saying things like "it's her opinion, whatever" for three weeks when her views/voting records have no impact on their lives as they are heterosexuals. As for Amanda and Wayne, they are part of an older generation and had to learn throughout their lives to just deal with people like Ann and that carried into the house. Shane J. doesn't feel like he needs to have respect for someone that has previously voted & advocated to make gay people's lives "less than" that of a straight person's and rightfully so. He's been respectful to her and her views during their stay and he's probably just had enough of it now.

Marches 31-01-2018 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by montblanc (Post 9839584)
I don't think he's necessarily trying to turn people against her but it maybe the fact that the other housemates (Amanda, Ashley, Jess, etc.) are just sweeping her views under the rug which is easy for them to do because they don't affect them. It's probably really frustrating to see everyone around him getting on with Ann saying things like "it's her opinion, whatever" for three weeks when her views/voting records have no impact on their lives as they are heterosexuals. As for Amanda and Wayne, they are part of an older generation and had to learn throughout their lives to just deal with people like Ann and that carried into the house. Shane J. doesn't feel like he needs to have respect for someone that has previously voted & advocated to make gay people's lives "less than" that of a straight person's and rightfully so. He's been respectful to her and her views during their stay and he's probably just had enough of it now.

Ann didn’t win those votes and she hasn’t brought them up in the house, they’re not legal. Funnily enough I find those who didn’t bring it up 24/7 to be decent people when hounding someone like that won’t acomplish anything. Keep in mind Shane j is fully aware of this he’s just trying to push a malicious agenda against a not malicious person with some quite obtuse views that she hasn’t forced down anyone’s throats

joeysteele 31-01-2018 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839543)
Indeed. This is why I was disappointed with him. if he has issues with her, he should go to her face, not try and get other random people to attack her. Thats childish and ridiculous, IMO.

I don't think he was wanting others to attack her.
Many of us,myself at times particularly can be childish.
That's not a crime.

I saw it more as trying to gain others support to challenge the views of Ann.
Not attack her.

There's a misconstrued view he wanted Wayne to talk to Ann on the issues.
Wayne even said to Amanda Shane hadn't asked him to do so at all.

I agree he should have gone directly to Ann himself.

A lot of people however, (and I'm not saying this is the case,just a thought),like to sound out back up for their own stance,before they set out to addresss controversial issues with another or others.

Ammi 31-01-2018 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839416)
Which is part of the problem tbh. She had not actually said or done anything. he was bringing up stuff from outside of the house, to try and get others to have a random go at her and turn against her..for seemingly no reason except to get people to attack her as he had randomly decided that her opinions were an issue (despite actually having a convo about her voting record and concluding that he disagreed with her but its her right to have those opinions). Was very odd behaviour

basically he was trying to shut her down and manipulate the housemates into turning against her...but for stuff she hadn't even said :laugh:


...I still don’t see the shutting down thing, Vicky because there was nothing to shut down...that’s the thing isn’t it, like you say there was no communication happening between them to shut down...hmmm, what I felt I saw was..that it wasn’t ‘random’ as such with his behaviour that night, it was more a build up of things, maybe of disapprovals Ann had shown, with facial expression etc, calling his and Andrew’s playfight ‘obscene’ and such the like, there were a few things, I can’t recall them all...and maybe his emotions were quite on the surface because of Andrew being evicted and feeling the loss of his closest friend in the house...so yeAh, they had, had a previous conversation in the early days but in that kind of environment, it’s easy to see how people still can have little blips, I think that’s just a human quality
so I don’t find that bit odd as such at all...he had a blip, Amanda took him to task and told him what for and that was that, they were all brilliant and gracious the next day with what I felt were sincere apologies from him...and gracious acceptances from them...

...anyways I’ve quoted Joey’s post as well because I completely agree with him in that I wished he had expressed what he was feeling at that moment to Ann herself, which is where he was in the wrong completely...in balance of his character though with what he’s displayed in the house for the most part, I do feel personally that it was just all a bit of a blip that night, so don’t really feel disappointment with him beyond that...he had a bad day is what I think....





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Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 9839538)
Superb post.

I saw it near all that way too.

I only wish he had just raised what issues he wished with Ann herself.
That's where he went wrong.

I've said all along had he done so,Ann would have discussed it with him,I'd also dare bet she would have jumped at the chance to.

Love or hate her, agree with her or not,Ann has never backed off from stating and restating her opinions,likely ever.


montblanc 31-01-2018 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Marches (Post 9839600)
Ann didn’t win those votes and she hasn’t brought them up in the house, they’re not legal. Funnily enough I find those who didn’t bring it up 24/7 to be decent people when hounding someone like that won’t acomplish anything. Keep in mind Shane j is fully aware of this he’s just trying to push a malicious agenda against a not malicious person with some quite obtuse views that she hasn’t forced down anyone’s throats

it doesn't matter if they didn't win she still voted for them and Ann hasn't been a saint in there either. Ann makes snide comments, faces, rolls her eyes, etc. at anything that coincidently have to do with the LGBT or women. The moment with Wayne & Shane J. showcased that. She's continuously showing her disapproval towards people like Shane J. and he's just getting fed up of it.

montblanc 31-01-2018 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 9839625)
it was more a build up of things, maybe of disapprovals Ann had shown, with facial expression etc, calling his and Andrew’s playfight ‘obscene’ and such the like

.

bots 31-01-2018 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by montblanc (Post 9839634)
it doesn't matter if they didn't win she still voted for them and Ann hasn't been a saint in there either. Ann makes snide comments, faces, rolls her eyes, etc. at anything that coincidently have to do with the LGBT or women. The moment with Wayne & Shane J. showcased that. She's continuously showing her disapproval towards people like Shane J. and he's just getting fed up of it.

Are you familiar with the concept of democracy? People with opposing opinions vote and the majority wins the vote. What they were voting for then becomes law and EVERYONE abides by it. That doesn't mean everyone has to agree with it. Brexit was a very clear example.

Democracy encompasses all opinion ... Ann was part of that process, and a very valuable part too.

chuff me dizzy 31-01-2018 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 9836965)
Can people read ? instead of just being happy to believe people who dont like her, this story is not so black and white, she wanted to help gays who didn't WANT to be gay,so maybe go and read up ,people at one time thought it would cure them the gay person WANTED the therepy. loving these new words converstion therapy oh how people are grasping at it,

Facts are not allowed and totally ignored :idc:

Ammi 31-01-2018 05:53 PM

...I think he’s also a bit in love with Andrew and the poor guy in turmoil with his beloved gone..:laugh:.../...poor Shane...

pontyboi 31-01-2018 05:55 PM

The first man I ever had a relationship with went through this. He was taken away from his family in his teens actually I think he was 12, strapped to a bed, given electro shock treatment, put in ice baths and it damaged him for life.

montblanc 31-01-2018 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 9839647)
Are you familiar with the concept of democracy? People with opposing opinions vote and the majority wins the vote. What they were voting for then becomes law and EVERYONE abides by it. That doesn't mean everyone has to agree with it. Brexit was a very clear example.

Democracy encompasses all opinion ... Ann was part of that process, and a very valuable part too.

how is this related to my post :skull:

joeysteele 31-01-2018 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Greg! (Post 9839356)
Here are 2 examples of people defending or justifying it that Paula D must have missed

It mystifies me too Greg.
It's one of the last things worthy of support or defence in any context.

Vicky. 31-01-2018 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by montblanc (Post 9839584)
I don't think he's necessarily trying to turn people against her but it maybe the fact that the other housemates (Amanda, Ashley, Jess, etc.) are just sweeping her views under the rug which is easy for them to do because they don't affect them. It's probably really frustrating to see everyone around him getting on with Ann saying things like "it's her opinion, whatever" for three weeks when her views/voting records have no impact on their lives as they are heterosexuals. As for Amanda and Wayne, they are part of an older generation and had to learn throughout their lives to just deal with people like Ann and that carried into the house. Shane J. doesn't feel like he needs to have respect for someone that has previously voted & advocated to make gay people's lives "less than" that of a straight person's and rightfully so. He's been respectful to her and her views during their stay and he's probably just had enough of it now.

He was basically telling Wayne to go attack her for her voting record. Of course he was purposely trying to get people to turn against her. Its frustrating to watch as it seemed to be brought up randomly, but with LF we could have known the context of it all and it might totally change the story. From what we have seen though, it seemed random and manipulative.

poppsywoppsy 31-01-2018 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by montblanc (Post 9839634)
it doesn't matter if they didn't win she still voted for them and Ann hasn't been a saint in there either. Ann makes snide comments, faces, rolls her eyes, etc. at anything that coincidently have to do with the LGBT or women. The moment with Wayne & Shane J. showcased that. She's continuously showing her disapproval towards people like Shane J. and he's just getting fed up of it.

We take a lighter view, when Ann rolls her eyes or covers her face, we find it hilarious. In fact we wait for it, predict it, "Oh Ann's going to cover up in a minute" and when she does, we laugh.

Jess and Ashley laughed too. You cannot say Shane hasn't baited her into it either, then he laughs at the outcome.

Her demonstrations in the Diary Room are also funny, then the next minute, there she is doing the most ridiculous things.

Where is the sense of humour here. It is all angst, wringing of hands and a witch hunt, whilst Ann is having the time of her life.

bots 31-01-2018 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by montblanc (Post 9839669)
how is this related to my post :skull:

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Originally Posted by montblanc (Post 9839634)
it doesn't matter if they didn't win she still voted for them and Ann hasn't been a saint in there either. Ann makes snide comments, faces, rolls her eyes, etc. at anything that coincidently have to do with the LGBT or women. The moment with Wayne & Shane J. showcased that. She's continuously showing her disapproval towards people like Shane J. and he's just getting fed up of it.

thats why, Ann was a democratically elected MP, she actually had the best attendance record of any MP while she was representing her constituency. Democracy does not revolve around everyone having the same opinion. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and not to be hounded for holding it.

pontyboi 31-01-2018 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839675)
He was basically telling Wayne to go attack her for her voting record. Of course he was purposely trying to get people to turn against her. Its frustrating to watch as it seemed to be brought up randomly, but with LF we could have known the context of it all and it might totally change the story. From what we have seen though, it seemed random and manipulative.

Ann has been an entertaining housemate but how can you back up her opinions which are something you would find in Afghanistan?

Vicky. 31-01-2018 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 9839620)
I saw it more as trying to gain others support to challenge the views of Ann.
Not attack her.

Why on earth does he need the support of others to challenge her though? That makes it sound even worse tbh. I cannot bring up something thats bothering me unless I have managed to convince everyone around me to back me up when I say it? Nah.
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There's a misconstrued view he wanted Wayne to talk to Ann on the issues.
Wayne even said to Amanda Shane hadn't asked him to do so at all.
Its not misconstrued at all. It was clear what he was doing and he did want Wayne to go and start.
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I agree he should have gone directly to Ann himself.
I would have respected him for doing this. Very near the start of the show he had this out with Ann about her voting record, and it seemed a mature convo where they were polar opposites but both respected each others right to an opinion.

I am not bothered at all about him challenging her on her views. I like conversations about difficult topics. I just dislike the childish sneaking around behind someones back. Seems the rest of the housemates (bar Malika) agree too.

Vicky. 31-01-2018 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by pontyboi (Post 9839682)
Ann has been an entertaining housemate but how can you back up her opinions which are something you would find in Afghanistan?

I don't back up her opinions? I think I disagree on her entire voting record tbh. Except maybe the shackling prisoners thing, as I know the context behind it and it was basically a...better to be handcuffed in hospital that give birth inside a prison thing. And they were not shackled during active labour either. And of course the prisoners are a flight risk. Apparently when it came out it turned out that the woman who was shackled had tried to escape twice already, including once trying to jump out of a window whilst pregnant.

chuff me dizzy 31-01-2018 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 9839675)
He was basically telling Wayne to go attack her for her voting record. Of course he was purposely trying to get people to turn against her. Its frustrating to watch as it seemed to be brought up randomly, but with LF we could have known the context of it all and it might totally change the story. From what we have seen though, it seemed random and manipulative.

Yes he was


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