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Originally Posted by ThisIsNickkk
I'd love to see another fight night, it'd make the series, it was so entertaining.
But, as you say, Ofcom would be all over it. They become more of a pain in the ass every year, either that or people just love to complain more as the years go by.
It makes me wonder what type of people sit and complain over the slightest thing. If someone farts too loudly on BB these days, ofcom have to know about it.
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I honestly hate the ofcomer crew.
I made a thread last year asking how many people on here had complained to Ofcom over the last 5 years or so and was shocked how many people said they had.
Its pathetic, if the housemates behave badly then let them get on with it and resolve their problems without being hauled into the diary room in fear Ofcom will fine them.
If the housemates are left to make up themselves and build bridges after huge falling outs it really is more interesting to watch and with the whole social experiment thing its interesting to see and learn from peoples behaviour.
People don't understand that so much good has come out of controvercial moments on BB as it gets the country talking about taboo subjects which they would usually be afraid to talk about.
If racism, sexism, homophobia or alleged bullying takes place then getting the viewers and media talking about it can actually have a very positive affect on the issues.
Back in 2001 Brian brought being gay to the nation and gained a lot of support from all over the country.
Nadia brought transexuality to the public and where as they would usually mock and laugh they accepted her and became more understanding and less ignorant about the issue.
Pete with his tourettes changed a lot of peoples minds on the condition and charities received a ton of funding.
Anna BB1 was embrace for being a lesbian nun lol
The race row brought bullying and race to the public forum with people finally venting their views instead of being afraid to talk about it....