[Jack_]

This whole thing is a disgusting, pathetic, shambolic joke.

Here's what all of this boils down to. Firstly, assuming they casting directors had no idea of the controversial statements Tila has made in the past, that is quite frankly a woeful lack of research that has gone into the preparation for this series. Stop being so ****ing incompetent.

On the opposite end of the scale, if they were aware of her history regarding these issues, and yet still chose to cast her only to eject her before 24 hours had passed - potentially as a publicity stunt - this is perhaps the lowest this pack of useless ***** whom call themselves a production team have ever sunk. Let's put this into perspective here - there's a good chance that of the viewers whom had no idea who Tila was, and that's probably a majority of the audience, most of them definitely had no idea about all of this controversy in her past. So to deliberately (or even unintentionally, to be honest) cast this woman onto a television show which is going to raise her profile knowing full well of her history of depression and mental illness, only to then put all the attention on her a day later by chucking her out for comments she made two years ago when she was going through said mental illnesses, is absolutely ****ing abhorrent.

This is effectively letting somebody move on from their past, casting them on your show to show a better side of themselves, and then stopping that in its tracks to say 'hey guys, remember when she said all these things a couple of years ago? remember that! you know, when she was going through a rough patch in her life that she's now apparently overcome! here's what she said everyone!' so that she can be abused, vilified and hated all over again. This is a new low and if it's all for publicity at the expense of someone's mental health then this is grounds for an axe alone to be quite honest. This is not the way to treat another human being for the purposes of press attention, ratings or morality.

She either shouldn't have been cast in the first place if they had done their ****ing research properly, or she should have been left to enjoy her time in a programme she had been paid (and isn't anymore) to do.

Now if she had expressed opinions of this ilk inside the house then that's a different matter, however I don't think it's grounds for an immediate ejection. Most housemates receive formal warnings for making controversial and potentially offensive remarks inside the house several times before they are rightfully ejected, and if this is what led to her removal then this is what should have happened first as far as I am concerned.

And really all of this can be disregarded anyway because the bottom line of it is, if she never said anything inside the house, comments made outside of the constraints of Big Brother should not be reason to remove someone from the show. We, and the producers, are supposed to judge the actions of the housemates inside the house. That is the point of the show. If you are going to eject people for things they have done and said before the show began, especially when it's as long as two years ago, then not only have you not done your research properly you incompetent, laughably useless ****ing twats, but this show shouldn't exist.

This show is a mess. A disgusting in all senses of the word, ****ing mess