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This is Emily being objective about Big Brother's/Endemol's double standards....

The Daily Star report
Emily Parr has claimed that the decision not to remove Charley from the Big Brother house for using a racist slur was "disgusting".

The 19-year-old was ejected for using the same word as Charley at the beginning of June. She has now confirmed reports which suggested that she was unhappy with producers for not dealing with Charley's rule-break in the same way.

"I think it's absolutely disgusting producers did not kick Charley out when she uttered the N-word," Emily told the Daily Star. "I was fuming. When I was given the flick, I was given documents which said I was released because I had used it. It wasn't because I hurt anyone, or because it was in a racially offensive context.

"So when I discovered Charley had used the word I rang up the producers to ask them why she wasn't kicked out too. They told me when Charley used it, it was not in a racially offensive context. I don't know what's going on there, but they seemed to treat us differently."

This is Emily being subjective about her opinion...

From The Daily Star

I'VE got one thing to say to Big Brother fans and that’s: “Keep Charley in”.

My old mate could be given the boot in tomorrow night’s head-to-head against Tracey Barnard.

But losing Charley would be a disaster for the house and the show.

And if you keep her in she may well go on to steal the Big Brother crown.

It’s true that people hate her right now. But the tide is turning and people will soon love to hate her.

I bet if she manages to survive this week, then she could well go on to win it…it could really happen.

Think about it guys, the girl is a phenomenon and people love watching her as she makes great telly.

There's nothing to get confused about.

Well done to Emily, not letting these people walk all over her and use her as their sacrificial lamb to make up for their mistakes in January. She's fighting her corner, whilst still speaking up for the show's entertainment. That's called having character.