[ThriceShy]

Originally Posted by BB6

Joel was laughing at Aaron.

Does that mean he was encouraging it too?

Yes, it does.

If Joel was really uncomfortable then the last thing he should have been doing is laughing.

I think he is a complete sneak who saw the opportunity to eliminate Aaron from the competition when he got into the diary room.

[Jason.]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

Yes, it does.

If Aaron was really uncomfortable then the last thing he should have been doing is laughing.

I think he is a complete sneak who saw the opportunity to eliminate Aaron from the competition when he got into the diary room.

He also could've left the bedroom if he felt that his personal space had been violated.

He is in the Big Brother House, not a cardboard box.

[MB.]

Originally Posted by BB6

He also could've left the bedroom if he felt that his personal space had been violated.

He did. He went to the bathroom.

[y.winter]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

Yes, it does.

If Joel was really uncomfortable then the last thing he should have been doing is laughing.

I think he is a complete sneak who saw the opportunity to eliminate Aaron from the competition when he got into the diary room.

I don't agree with that.
Laughter is a very common human mechanism of stress release, mental and physical (embarrassment, awkwardness, dealing with a strange situation, discomfort).
It doesn't mean that he was purely entertained by the situation, neither part of the other watching hms.
Yes, it can be seen as inappropriate, it can be (=Harriet not reading the situation properly for example), but not automatically.