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Can anyone please tell me why one HM was ripped to pieces for using gangster talk yet another HM regularly uses the term Bitches when referring to women and this isn't an issue?
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who you talking about darnel...
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I know it annoys me so much. But I have to pity him because he is obviously so incompetent that he can't tell the difference between American slang and British insults.
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![]() Just imagine if it were the other way round? There would be uproar! ![]() |
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No, you're getting this all totally wrong. Alex was chucked out for threatening other housemates, not because she talked 'gangster' as you put it. Darnell is being insulting (to some people....) however he is NOT being threatening. If Big brother chucked everyone out who insulted each other there would be no-one left.
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My point is that in this Country the term B*tch is seen as a derogatory and offensive term used to discribe women and yet appears to be acceptable in the house. I think this is total double standards and that BB should make him aware of the English definition. That's all i meant |
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I think it's a matter of opinion. If I were in the house with him and he referred to me as a bitch, then I'd pull him up about it.
But, obviously the housemates in there with him don't have a problem with it, or they haven't heard him saying it. |
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The other thing is who he calls 'bitches'. If he uses it as a general term for women, it's slightly less offensive than if he uses it on one of the girls in the house. |
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I'm not sure it is. I don't think it's generally an offensive term. It shows him up as being a bit of a dick to be honest. It doesn't degrade women in any way.
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I'm not sure what word you said there. The filter has removed it.
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Ok, I see that word, and it's a whole different thing.
He wouldn't be allowed to say that, because it is offensive. I think the issue here is whether calling women "bitches" is offensive. I don't find it to be so. Maybe you should set up a poll in here to see what the general opinion is. That might be interesting. |
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