Tom4784 |
10-01-2016 05:11 PM |
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Originally Posted by parmnion
(Post 8410266)
hmmm, just a wild guess but the homless probably care. a community far more persecuted than the gays.
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Why are you trying to turn this into a 'who's got it worse' competition? I can only assume you're desperate and you want to take the discussion away from homophobia since you know you can't win otherwise.
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Originally Posted by bitontheslide
(Post 8410273)
Arguably, Katie Hopkins was much more offensive to a broader cross section of society and yet she was celebrated by Emma and the producers.
Two wrongs clearly don't make a right, but there is a distinct lack of consistency.
I think Winston is a prize ass, and I would never defend his views, but if KH could get away with saying what she did, how on earth is the same privilege not provided to Winston.
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Well, KH isn't exactly the nation's sweetheart is she? I can't remember much of her time in the house since I found that series a bore but I think she was smart enough to at least play the game and leave her views out of it when she could.
BB brought up Winston's comments and he could have easily diffused the situation but then he just made it worse for himself.
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Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy
(Post 8410271)
Dont patronize me .......... HE didn't say the words on the show BB did .....God is it that hard to sink in ?
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BB brought it up but he tried to justify his hate by using religion, saying that he didn't agree with it because 'the children don't get a choice' and then on top of it all he acts like a victim whilst using phrases such as 'Deaf and Dumb'.
He's a grown man, he should take responsibility for his actions, it was his comments in the VT and then after the task that sealed his fate. He could have recovered if he handled the task better.
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