Originally Posted by Captain Kipper:
“I gave you a perfect example as to why "perceptions" can cover a wide range of events that may have happened but probably didn't happen in a previous post.
Nick spun his "perception" to paint Marc as some kind of bully and the reason why Brian attention seeked his way over the wall.
I'd prefer honest reasons given during nominations and not "perceptions".
We viewers have to go on what the editors show us, and what we saw was Brian dragging Marc into arguments that wasn't anything to do with Marc...all the antagonising came from Belo.”
Sorry about this but I feel like I am going to sound like a teacher at school.
Reasons are defined as "the mental powers concerned with forming conclusions, judgments, or inferences:"
So yes your perception of an event is a part of the process we go through we forming a conclusion to define a reason.
IE the Reason he voted for Marc was because of his perception of the event lead to him forming a conclusion Marc was antagonising Brian.
This is not a black and white issue. It is not about the facts. The fact is Marc did splash Brian I hope you will accept that is correct.
Now Nick's perception of that event was it was antagonising Brian. Clearly Brian also though it was antagonising him. Marc did not however that does not make Marc view correct.
It was aimed at Brian so the only people who knows if Brian was antagonized by the events is Brian certainly not fing Marc.