[ScottyT]

Originally Posted by jet

It was clear in his VT that he was homophobic by his own words. The producers didn't make him say them. He was willing to advertise his views in that way and then go into the house. If other stuff was brought up by the producers then he had the chance to redeem himself by explaining his views in an inoffensive way. He didn't. The blaming of everyone else but Winston is pathetic.

Oh come on. The producers are/were well aware of his strong, stubborn views on gay adoption and other gay matters.

They planted that card in the game to bring the topic up and cause debate - they ****ed Winston over hard. Yeah, he's got some messed up views but Big Brother literally did set him up.

**** Winston anyway.

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by ScottyT

Oh come on. The producers are/were well aware of his strong, stubborn views on gay adoption and other gay matters.

They planted that card in the game to bring the topic up and cause debate - they ****ed Winston over hard. Yeah, he's got some messed up views but Big Brother literally did set him up.

**** Winston anyway.

He will have been well aware of his controversial views in todays society so probably just did it for the cheque. He knew what he was getting himself into.

[jet]

Originally Posted by ScottyT

Oh come on. The producers are/were well aware of his strong, stubborn views on gay adoption and other gay matters.

They planted that card in the game to bring the topic up and cause debate - they ****ed Winston over hard. Yeah, he's got some messed up views but Big Brother literally did set him up.

**** Winston anyway.

We all already know that they do those things for shock value and good viewing figures.
My point is that Winston had already shown his homophobia in his VT, knowing it would be shown as he went into the house. He also made a huge deal of not sharing a bed with a man. He WANTED people to know his views. People are blaming the producers as if Winston is some poor little innocent who has no blame attached to him whatsoever. He wasn't liked from the start - people were saying he would be first out BEFORE the producers showed his views on gay adoption. He has sympathy now from some, so hasn't he done well?