[Tanser_Man]

Originally posted by InTheHood
I think when two people, sometimes more, gang up on one person and every little thing that person does, it can be classed as bullying.

I think in Pete's case, it is bullying, you can see the nastiness in his eyes, the way he looks for approval, and the way he attempts to get others involved.

I think Michael is clearly stung by Jodies comments on him, I'm not sure he can be classed as a bully.

There is no doubt, Pete wants to be top dog, and if anyone gets in his way, he will attempt to get people to turn on them, that is his insecurities, not Jodie's or anyone elses.

I think at best, it's victimising one individual, the reasons are not known, although one can only assume bitterness on Pete's part.

I remember BB6 when certain individuals bullied others, some people around here who said that was bullying, are saying this is not.

I do believe people are seeing Jodie Marsh here, and not seeing the fuller picture, having already made up there mind about her, before she even entered the house.

Pete without his manipulated new friends is nothing, I can quite imagine he's made a career out of using people.

I've never been a Jodie fan, but there is more to her. She is outspoken, but at least she fights her own corner and doesn't need buddies to help her out.

Pete just arselicks certain people, and then, when they are onside, influences them into joining in.

I don't blame Michael, he's easily influenced, Pete has seen this, and used it to his advantage. He has no interest in Michael at all, he probably thinks he's a murderer, but he'll worry about that later, right now, he's got a younger girl to get rid of.

Boring.

Bully, Bully, Bully. Oi, oi, oi.