The theories don’t stop at “BBB 24” after the elimination of Lucas Pizane on Tuesday evening (16/1). Trying to understand what host Tadeu Schmidt meant about the lack of “positioning” that would have eliminated Lucas Pizane, the brothers involved in the fight juggled to place the blame on Davi Brito.
Upon leaving prison, Pizane was faced with the scene of Rodriguinho and Nizam Abou Jokh’s comments on Yasmin Brunet’s body and admitted that he should have taken a stand against sexist speeches, instead of omitting himself, as the conversation clearly put uncomfortable. Rodriguinho and Nizam, however, swear that the problem that eliminated their colleague was Davi Brito’s homophobic statements. During an argument with the Nizam, David said he was a man and not a “faggot”.
Rodriguinho was the first to express the blame. Speaking to Denizane shortly after Pizane’s elimination, he explained that the problem was that his brother had not taken a stand on the homophobic term used by Davi.
“Pizane could have talked about it live. If he hadn’t done it yesterday live, he could have talked about it the moment it happened there. ‘Wait, brother, we’re not talking about this.’ But he was the one in A Mess, right. He was already at the Paredão and it was after the appointment. He listened and remained silent. When Tadeu says “positioning”, “the opportunity passed before his eyes”, it could have been that”, theorized the pagodeiro.
Nizam pointed out this Wednesday afternoon (17/1) that when Davi shouted at him, no one stayed by his side.
“When it happened, no one was there for me. When Davi shouted at me, he humiliated me in front of the whole house. No one came to say ‘enough, enough’. […] It’s positioning! The guy was homophobic in front of the whole house and no one took a stand! As well as having incited violence.”
The theory, of course, has a problem. The public did not remove Davi, also on Paredão.
Source: Terra
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