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Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**
If Ali was a man and acted the way she did last night, she would be hated by the very people who are so called supporting her to the death.
Khaled has the patience of a saint. 99.9% of people wouldn't have been as calm as he was.
If i had someone like Ali work in the same place with me, i would steer clear from her, because just the very presence of me would set her off.
Someone on X said it all,
"Ali, could you please pass the salt?"
"OK, listen, i know what you are trying to do, you are trying to vilify me in a way in front of the cameras which will be detrimental to my job. I am done with this conversation".
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Yeah this is absolutely spot on. She has real deep seeded hate for Khalid and you really have to question yourself why?
Like when Ali and Dean had a decision to make regarding the save and replace. Khalid wasn't even angry, he was calm and said to her when they were alone, in a nice way i might add - "it's hard isn't it" (as he had the same decision to make the week previous) and she flew off the handle at him, making HERSELF the victim yet again. He was was merely pointing out what a difficult process it all is, and that as she'd been through it now she would be able to empathise with him. But nah, Ali saw it as an opportunity to have yet another pop at the guy.
People wont have this i know, but imagine if Ryan had taken this instant dislike to Khalid early on for no apparent reason. If Ryan was displaying this irrational hatred of Khalid? Well, some of the same people supporting Ali now would be absolutely accusing Ryan of Islamphobia. It's like because Ali is and gay and supports trans rights (she knew what she was doing by wearing that t-shirt) she couldn't possibly be against Khalid because he's a practising Muslim and man of colour.
In any case, Ali was lapping up the sympathy yesterday, all this is playing right into her game plan. And it's working. In her head though, she's loving this outcome. Im genuinely surprised so many are falling for it.