Should we be making a National Issue of the Shilpa Shetty affair?

Question

We now have this issue being discussed in parliament with even the PM and Finance Minister commenting on national telivision on the issue.
The room mates in BB seem to be jealous to find someone who has grossly outdone them with looks, culture, genteelness and above all popularity, so they are trying to intimidate Shilpa into leaving.
From Shilpa's side she should stand up to them, stop pitying herself and crying like a baby. Learn to uphold your poise. Remember Dogs (In this case female ones) bark when the Elephant passes by.
This may sound a tad off topic, but the total lack of morality must stem from spiritual bankruptcy. I bet Shilpa believes in a God while the rest are so called Athiests, who believe they are above all.
As for the Indians they should not make a national issue of it. Its only a pitiful reality show.

Answer 1

I think Coffee Annan should raise the matter in the UN and a coalition of Axis forces invade UK and force all propah english dames to wear sarees while chasing their romeos in a double deckah around peekaboo circus. After that the organizzas of the show be forced to chomp on spicy hot chicken tikkah mussalah pieces seared in extra large mexican jalapeno peppers from jalisco. Latter the feuding sistas be forced to sit in trafalgah square with the queen watching and brother 50 cents rapping cumbaya around a bonfire lit out of london telephone directories.

Answer 2

This show has brought outright racism to the forefront. We should be making this an International Issue, take a moment of pause, and come to the realization that racism is still very much prevalent in our world. Even here in quiet London Ontario we have problems. Two days ago, a local Pita shop/bakery, was broken into, anti- muslim graffiti posted on the windlws and set ablaze...why? The owners are Muslim. The Big Brother Show and the incident I have just described demonstrate a real need to for the world community to take a stronger stand on racism.Whether or not Big Brother is a pitiful show or not, the bigger issue needs to be dealt with.

Answer 3

I don't think such a big issue should be made out of this because Shilpa Shetty herself said that she thinks this has got nothing to do with racism.
But I do think that Shilpa is finding it hard to get along with some of the people in the house.
Hopefully she will make it to the end of the series.

Answer 4

There is too much fuss being made of the argument over a OXO cube in the Big Brother house.What is going on,What do they expect if you put more than two girls together,Lock them in,Then wind them up with silly task,s,Then edit the footage to make good viewing.???

Answer 5

Absolutely Not!

She is a disgrace and all who are promoting, producing and participating Big Brother including mates are hungry for 1 thing. It's called Sexual Immorality!

Answer 6

If they put friendly agreeable people all together you would have one BORING show. This is all done on purpose. It's called reality entertainment. A international issue??? If it turns into one then people definately need to get a life.

Answer 7

NO! NOT AT ALL! SHE HAS GONE THER FOR MONEY AND SHE HAS TO FEND FOR HERSELF! ITS NOT A NATIONAL ISSUE AND RACISM DOES EXIST, WHETHER ONE LIKES IT OR NOT! IF A PERSON ENTERS INTO A CONTRACT FOR MONETARY BENEFITS, HE HAS NO MORAL GOUND TO CRIB ABOUT THE FACTS AND REALITIES OF LIFE!

Answer 8

yes we are making it national issue which is correct as she is insulted as she is Indian. this makes no sense. she is a great diva. Racial discrimation is probhident.

Answer 9

Whatever. This has nothing to do with religion or race. You ought to grow up.

Answer 10

I thought UK people are different, but all are same