Originally Posted by celtic star:
“Her picking on Natalie , wouldnt have fell in with the mob mentality in there .
They were all fawning over Natalie because they all thought she was popular out here.”
“Her picking on Natalie , wouldnt have fell in with the mob mentality in there .
They were all fawning over Natalie because they all thought she was popular out here.”
I don't think so. Huggy -- American, unfamiliar with the British public and their periodic indulgence in vilification -- may have thought the public was picking Natalie because they liked her. He said something that made me think that was what he thought. But someone else then corrected him.
Originally Posted by JTW:
“I don't like bullying at all and I'm pretty sure if Natalie had been the victim of bullying we would have people on this forum sticking up for her and supporting her.”
“I don't like bullying at all and I'm pretty sure if Natalie had been the victim of bullying we would have people on this forum sticking up for her and supporting her.”
But the very same behaviour can be called "bullying" or not, depending on whether it's thought to be wrong or not (among other things).
If the same behaviour had been directed towards Natalie instead of Sophie, would people object in the same way? Would they even consider it "bullying". I have seen nothing that makes me think they would.
Quote:
“I can only speak from other past DS forum examples where we've seen shows with similar examples. BB3 and the Jade/Sophie incident is one example. Most people side with the underdog, me included.”
“I can only speak from other past DS forum examples where we've seen shows with similar examples. BB3 and the Jade/Sophie incident is one example. Most people side with the underdog, me included.”
In reply, I give you Victor and Victor vs Shell. The forum divided on whether Vic was a bully and on whether his treatment of Shell was justified, largely on the same lines as their earlier like/dislike of those two housemates.




