[dbfs]

This has really offended me how she can verbally abuse someone to the extent that she did and BB not attempt to difuse the situation by calling her into the diary room - the way she spoke to halfwit was unexcusable far worse than anyone this year on BB and yet they have called Marcus into the DR on many occasions - she may not have sworn or shouted but her behavious was far worse because it was controlled and she knew exactly what she was doing. Which brings me back to is she a plant has she been given an agenda - we will never find out.

[LaLaLand]

Oh no, they only seem to step in if it's men vs. men or when the man is shouting at the woman. They shouldn't step in at all though unless it's on the verge of being physical (Fight Night, 'Spitgate'). It's all part of 'reality' isn't it? As is fighting but I don't think many would want to see that... although Night Cops gets quite good ratings...

[dialsq]

agreed.

she started off by saying to Freddie that she didn't want to talk to him, yet she just went on a rant at him, and when he tried to defend himself, she just turned the knife even more. what a cowbag.

[Vicky.]

Originally posted by Jonnii
Oh no, they only seem to step in if it's men vs. men or when the man is shouting at the woman. They shouldn't step in at all though unless it's on the verge of being physical (Fight Night, 'Spitgate'). It's all part of 'reality' isn't it? As is fighting but I don't think many would want to see that... although Night Cops gets quite good ratings...

To be honest, i would much rather watch someone take a punch than see someone reduced to the mentalo state of freddie last night. May be just me, but I think that pushing someone far enough to get them in that state is a lot worse than giving someone a slap...psychological attacks last longer, and likely cause paranoia for a long long time afterwards...the bruise from a punch would fade in a day.

[PaulyJ]

Scary that she did not seem to recognize the effect she was having. Regardless of ability to inflict pain one should always know when to stop.

[dbfs]

Its very much about double standards and how some housemates are continually called upon to explain their actions couple of examples -
Marcus - getting into trouble over the way he spoke to Sree - Bea nothing said about the way she spoke to Freddie
Sophie - I want you all to nominate me - does not get put up by BB yet Marcus last week - want you all to vote for me - whole house punished (so he is thought upon badly by housemates) Both Bea and Sohie should have been up this week because of this yet they decide to punish them by allowing IF THEY WISH TO speak about nominations - they no Bea would be out of the door if up for eviction

[tramp-stamp]

If you step on someones toe in the street, and they roll around screaming for hours . . . should you be charged with GBH based on their reaction?

Bea said some nasty things to Freddie, But a would-be politician, and someone who sees his level of intelligence as being far superior to that of other housemates, ought to be able to handle Bea calling him negative

[cassieparis]

Why?
Freddie has approached Bea too many times not to know that she will turn on him when he gets santimonious and advice giving. But he's absolutely determined to turn her around to "his way of thinking"

He cares far too much about how he's perceived and wants control of Bea's perceptions.

[lavabird]

i agree ,she totally manipulates every situation tho she twists everything thats said so her own advantage and does it deadpan so then people actually beleive i think she is the most evil HM i have ever seen on BB and i cant beleive its not her up for eviction this week BB give us a chance to vote to evict on the whole house!please ! before we end up with a house full of people we cant bare