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Originally posted by dtd2
I sent emails to CBS, Endemol USA, and Alison Grodner Productions asking if they would be doing anything to Amber. They never replied so I decided to call CBS. A woman answered saying CBS Television how may I help her. I asked her what CBS, Endemol USA, and Alison Grodner Productions planned on doing about Amber. The woman didn't even know what I was talking about. She then transferred my call to another woman. I asked her the same thing. She seemed to know what I was talking about. She asked my name and where I was calling from. She told to hold. I was on hold for about three minutes. When she returned she said that she was going to transfer my call to the head of CBS Television viewer something. I asked him the same question. He asked me in terms of what. I asked if she would be ejected? He said as far as he knows there are no such plans. I then asked him if he was aware of the controversy with similar things in international big brother. He said that CBS owned the show. I then knew that this guy, probably didn't know what he was talking about. He then said that we distribute the show to other countries. I then asked CBS owns the show? He then said the version that we air and the format that we have. I then asked him if he was aware that it was all over the media. That it was the most watched video on youtube and even being reported in British newspapers. So I then said so just to confirm there are no plans to punish her. He said throughout the years we have done these reality shows and have had contestants that have outlandish views. The punishment is the way that the public reacts to them.
So as far as he knows nothing is going to happen to Amber.
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Why would you go through all of that troulbe? Amber did not break one rule. She never threatened violence or actually hurt anybody. She has done nothing to be ejected from the house. What she said was stupid, but it is inherently a part of Big Brother. By the way, when did Judaism become a race (people are referring to anti-Semitism as racism, it technically isn't). By the way, I can't stand Amber and this isn't condoning what she said.