This is the first year for me that the person I wanted to win actually won, and I was truly ecstatic when Emma called out Jason's name, as was my 25 year old son who has been as equally disgusted with Jason's treatment as I have.
I cannot abide to see a person singled out by a group of people, and that group included the producers themselves. They knew what they were doing the minute they decided it would be good tv to have both Jason and Charlie in the house together. Did he not make it clear in his VT how he felt regarding that relationship? They knew!! Charlie planted the initial seeds and watered them regularly. It makes me truly sick to my stomach to see someone targeted like that, and it got so much worse as time went on. TV or real life, its wrong. I have put myself in the firing line at my workplace (full of women) when someone has had a bee in their bonnet and rallied the troops into pack mentality, not because they themselves see those traits in their victim, but because their leader does. It's immature and pathetic, and anyone who condones that sort of behaviour may as well join the pack themselves.
Jason did absolutely nothing wrong, and thats the key here. He was a gentleman throughout the entire, skin crawling situation. So he lost it briefly after having a barrage of abuse thrown at him in the court trial, who wouldn't? Seriously, who wouldn't? I don't think I could have kept my cool for that long. They systematically tried to emotionally destroy him, and every part of it (IMO) can be traced back to Charlie and her game player comment, thats what they all latched on to. Who the hell is she anyway? She had the nerve to accuse Jason of ruining her time in the house? She wasn't even an original housemate, she was one of the others. He was the original, and she ruined his time in the house.
Most of the housemates this year have been truly vile, jumping on a fraught relationship's bandwagon and attempting to use it to their own gain. They lost, and rightly so. Good has finally triumphed over bad, the majority could see what was happening and made themselves heard.
Jason is a worthy winner.
I cannot abide to see a person singled out by a group of people, and that group included the producers themselves. They knew what they were doing the minute they decided it would be good tv to have both Jason and Charlie in the house together. Did he not make it clear in his VT how he felt regarding that relationship? They knew!! Charlie planted the initial seeds and watered them regularly. It makes me truly sick to my stomach to see someone targeted like that, and it got so much worse as time went on. TV or real life, its wrong. I have put myself in the firing line at my workplace (full of women) when someone has had a bee in their bonnet and rallied the troops into pack mentality, not because they themselves see those traits in their victim, but because their leader does. It's immature and pathetic, and anyone who condones that sort of behaviour may as well join the pack themselves.
Jason did absolutely nothing wrong, and thats the key here. He was a gentleman throughout the entire, skin crawling situation. So he lost it briefly after having a barrage of abuse thrown at him in the court trial, who wouldn't? Seriously, who wouldn't? I don't think I could have kept my cool for that long. They systematically tried to emotionally destroy him, and every part of it (IMO) can be traced back to Charlie and her game player comment, thats what they all latched on to. Who the hell is she anyway? She had the nerve to accuse Jason of ruining her time in the house? She wasn't even an original housemate, she was one of the others. He was the original, and she ruined his time in the house.
Most of the housemates this year have been truly vile, jumping on a fraught relationship's bandwagon and attempting to use it to their own gain. They lost, and rightly so. Good has finally triumphed over bad, the majority could see what was happening and made themselves heard.
Jason is a worthy winner.




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