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>>Christie is the typical PASSIVE-AGRESSIVE PERSON. >>Color & sex don't play >>into the thing at all. >>She's just trying to justify >>her actions and not really >>doing it very well, either. >>She's just a SICK person >>who needs Dr. Stan on >>a weekly basis for about >>10 years. JMHO > >It is interesting how she passive-aggressively >says so much about the >black/white thing in confessional but >not to Niambi's face.
I'm not a Pissed-T fan but I have to say that what she says and how she reacts in the confessional is really no different than the way any other woman in house, incl. Niambi, has spoken behind closed doors. They ALL shoot their mouths off in confessional - they are ALL two-faced beoytch's...There hasn't been an honest person since at least season 2 (can't speak for season 1 cuz I didn't see it). Every single one of them talks a big game behind closed doors and every single one of them cow-tows face2face. As for any distinction based on race I'd say Niambi herself started the whole thing when she singled herself to be perceived as angry black woman as opposed to just being an angry woman period. She, for whatever reason, obviously felt the need to interject the color card, perhaps because she wasn't responsible enough to own her anger and thus was looking for a way to make excuses (like, 'they're gonna think I'm angry just because I'm black') Whatever the reason, she did indeed bring up color before anyone else did (as regards to herself and others in the house)
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