[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Abra

Why is it always the predictable victim narrative?

His unpopularity has nothing to do with that. There are other straight white males in the house who aren't disliked.

George is disliked because he does the same thing that many of his ilk do - non stop whining about "wokeness" more than any "wokeness' actually exists, pretentiously thinks he's above anyone who doesn't share his political views, and bizarrely thinks he knows it all while still living at home with mummy and daddy and can't even defend his flimsy arguments against an 18 year old without folding like origami.

He certainly has potential to grow from this experience though, so that's something.

Tbf, wokeness is a plague on how BB is currently being produced.

It's not all in George's head, it is fair to point out flaws that a woke society presents.

[Abra]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Tbf, wokeness is a plague on how BB is currently being produced.

It's not all in George's head, it is fair to point out flaws that a woke society presents.

What has been "woke" about this series so far?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Abra

What has been "woke" about this series so far?

Well it does play on identity politics a lot.

And more importantly to me, the Housemates have been trained to watch their P's & Q's by ITV.

I know that's not the historical definition of 'Woke' but it's kind of how I view the usage of the word when it gets used on the Internet.