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  1. I will first say that I am in no way condoning using demeaning terms to refer to people and that trash talking in itself is not a good look for anyone. And I am sure that you will fail to see what I am trying to convey, please try to hear me out. I don't know Jason, not in the slightest. I have never met him, and I am NOT defending him, but as I have watched throughout the season, I have noticed that it is not just Jason making disparaging remarks about the "other side." But here is where I think the difference is. Jason tried to work with everyone. And he was quickly rejected. Alex called him a snake before he even gave her a reason to do so (and yes, I know he did...) But, my take is that the quickness to reject him put his psyche on defense mode. Demonize these people who refused to accept him and then ostracized him in the process. It is a mechanism, and nothing more. He has shown genuine kindness to Shelby, and all. There are glimpses of him extending across the divide at times of need, and at times for fun. And here is the key difference I see...Jason has zero problems saying the things he says to their faces. He does not put on airs and then go behind their backs and say horrible things about things that they cannot control (insert comments about Krissie resembling a tube of toothpaste) or casting them beneath him (insert comments from Alex and Morgan about how the difference is because of education level). While the bodily fluid stuff is pretty juvenile, he also doesn't destroy things (insert Jason HIDING food, and Shelby throwing food away out of spite). I also think that this is a game and that living in a very confined area without any outlets will push people to their limits. Again, NOT DEFENDING him, but I am just curious why you think their bashing is viler than that of Shelby and Morgan (and Alex when she was there). The plastics painstakingly go through efforts to avoid interaction, and they did it first. No, two wrongs don't make a right but from my vantage point, the plastics broke deals, lied, connived, and have been more malicious and hurtful thrusting the misfits into a self-preservation mode. I wonder how different the game would have been had Alex taken that deal and put up Scott instead of Kryssie as a replacement nom, then did the legwork to make sure that Scott went home. To me, that was kind of the tipping point for the plastics. She gave her word to Kryssie and then broke that word, that put in motion the ability to make deals with no intention of keeping them. But, instead, they sat in their tower, said very vile things about the "other side", and further divided the house. If Shelby goes tonight and it is just Morgan in the house, and I doubt she will make any effort to hang out with Jason, Justin, and Kryssie. She will hole up somewhere (if it is not the HOH room) and wallow in her self-pity, and conjure up all kinds of rhetoric in her mind. She simply doesn't have the maturity to do anything but that (insert never putting a stop to the Justin flashed me tales).
  2. Not sure if you or your readers knew that the votes were reset! Inconvenient, but a fortunate favor to those who may have voted for Dani or Morgan.
  3. Hi, i think your insight to the show is really thought provoking. Although I do not always agree with some of your perceptions and generally think you are giving some of the house guests far more credit, it has been a guilty pleasure to follow your blog. The biggest thing I think is that you are giving Kryssie far more credit than she deserves. In my opinion she has stated that she has only ever seen two seasons, no live feeds, and has probably never seen any website or blog related to BB. Her blow up with Neeley and everyone trying to give their opinion was the single biggest mistake she has made and it will likely not only cost her one of her own alliance, alienate her from the plastics, (who, I don't think either Morgan or Whitney will honor their deal- Whitney has proven through small comments and quiet assertions that she is there to play, and will have no problem going back on her word (she lied right to Justin about the Monte vote) and Morgan is likely to capitalize on the opportunity to keep numbers), and possibly push Justin and Jason out if they are faced with a decision to keep Scott over Neeley. Justin is smart, but he also is very naive, and Jason doesn't want to fully assert his will on Justin (smartly), Justin has made it clear that he will vote out Neeley over Scott, regardless if the timing is right. A good leader, and smart person knows their limitations and knows when to ask for help. Sure, Dani is annoying, but she is sharp, Neeley has more exposure to BB, and Jason has not only been a LF, has a fan base, understands what America is likely to do, but also has been in that house before, Kryssie sealed her fate with her "I am the HoH and I rule the world!" attitude. I think had Jason been able to get in Kryssie's ear that she had to trust America to put up Scott and to put up two plastics, it would not have opened the door so wide to let America put Neeley. I had hoped to see more momentum in putting up Jason which I think could have split the Plastics vote, but they seem to be far more organized as a fan base than the Misfit fans. I am pretty positive that today will see Neeley on the block, she is on slop, not feeling well and may not perform well in Veto, but who knows what the competition will be, so no speculations there. Once Neeley is on the block though, the Plastics will huddle, come up with 83616384 plans, and not be able to execute any of them because the Veto competition will ultimately determine what the field looks like in their playbook. But, right now, America appears to be pro-Plastic, and they are relatively untouchable. I would love to see the scenario you detail where Alex would be forced to save Morgan or Scott, and how that plays out. I think it is interesting that she says she can cut her sister, but the first sign of that being in practice, she basically starts behaving like there is no way Morgan can leave. Blood is thicker than water. Regardless of what they say, they are not estranged, actually appear to like each other and riding out the last phases of typical sibling rivalry. At at the end of the week I predict Kryssie and Danielle will be on islands, and they may be able to work together, but they will be the biggest targets just for piece (peace) of mind. I look forward to your next blog... thank you for your time and insight!

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