Jackie, Dudu and Odelia are so ethnically sensitive that they do not notice that they are racist about Michael

It is interesting that people who complain that they are not accepted, are arrogant about them, and dismiss them, so quick to disqualify anyone who does not align with their attitude.

No matter what the move, it will always be backed by a so-called moral-value justification, and not God forbid because of some inferior desire like winning a game

Karin Arad

21/12/2021

Tuesday, 21 December 2021, 08:35 Updated: 08:43

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"VIP Survival": Survivors in Shock at Michael's Behavior (Network 13)

Because of the finale of "The Singer in the Mask" on the competing channel on Saturday night, instead of the survival of the Philippines, we got the survival of Tel Aviv. A sort of end-of-season interview panel, in which Guy interviews survivors in a live studio, while excerpts are filmed that his partner filmed while the survivors were on the island. Usually when we are given such a substitute we react like a child who was forced to eat cross vegetables, but this time it was interesting.

You might say I snatched an asymptomatic oxymoron and I suffer from long cube alpha that obscures my brain, but Guy Zo-Eretz is interviewing really well. Sensitive, but not too much, asks the right and difficult questions but does so gracefully, knows how to open the one sitting in front of him and does so without feeding him. I was impressed, Mom. Second, the couple's collaboration in a special Novar for survivors in a relationship works perfectly. Third, and most importantly - each of the people invited to sit on this panel received a piece of grace, because everyone, including Zohar Strauss who arrived without a divorce or marriage proposal for sale - went out of their way to reveal what Missing to complete the puzzle.

It was the first time I had experienced Odelia for more than a quarter of an hour without cracking a fucking song, and it turns out that when she's not forcing cheers on her she's a cute, amusing and sensitive reward - I first noticed her personality without converging into myself due to a cringe attack, and discovered a world.

Jackie came out gentle, we finally saw Zohar express a simple, human, and unsophisticated emotion, and even his uncle looked for the first time like a multidimensional character that could be connected and liked.

I would go so far as to say that this was the most interesting episode of survival so far, and I stuck to it even though a friend told me it was adult talk.

Go to hell.

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multi dimensional.

Dudu (Photo: Network)

I'm sure you see last night's episode through the prism yet forgiving and compassionate adopted on Saturday. But no. Older does not necessarily mean mature, it turns out.

The morning after the impeachment of Lisa called tribal hut, where his uncle and Dandan selected by Jackie and Capricorn (the leaders) Fight in the ranks of the second tribe in the prize mission, whose product at its center is a huge plastic crown warehouse. Because it makes sense to bring it to a place where people almost murdered each other because of a tarpaulin. The tribes were asked to arrange in the crates crates that each had something different, from a bed, a continuation in family photos, snacks, different types of food to small crates that contained nonsense like twigs, for example. The tribe in his warehouse had the most crates at the end of the mission - won.

The winner also got to keep the loot with him, so it was decided in both tribes on a sensible strategy - to first take the crates that have equal prizes, and then fill the warehouse with as many small and easy crates as possible to win. As usual the Cubans work neatly and collaboratively, while Apolaki messes with each other, doing the exact opposite of what they coordinated between them, and spice up the event with loud quarrels. Apolaki hoards boxes that are too big and too few, and loses the mission, even though (and perhaps because) in the social rankings they gave Michael the dubious honor of last place - and the reason - he did not cry enough when Lisa was ousted, and was therefore crowned non-essential. not essential? No problem, go back to losing missions, cheeky.

Lest you misunderstand, I too was wondering about his cool demeanor, and did not understand why he did not give Lisa the necklace, especially in light of the fact that she asked him in advance and he had no reason to hold her.

But I did understand why he reacted the way he did, in retrospect - after Lisa had already been dismissed, what else could he have done other than move on as he focused on the half full glass?

What was the point of being beaten for a sin after he could no longer save it?

He must have been remorseful, and when he left the council he complimented members on the subtle move, for trying to be "sporty," and counting the shortcomings because of them he was dismissed and for preferring to try and rationalize their side instead of falling victim - behavior more reasonable than entering a period but not helping Lisa And not him.

Besides, I do not know if you noticed, but Michael has difficulty expressing emotions.

It's really impersonal.

What's the point of hitting on sin?

Michael (Photo: Network)

But that Apolaki will understand someone other than themselves? You exaggerated. Jackie immediately demanded to understand how it could be, Odelia joined in, and Shira asked, unsettled, how she was supposed to trust a man who had given up his ally and his regular nocturnal spoon, failing to have even half of that sacrifice with him. But his uncle took it the hardest, and at the tribal meeting before the mission he accused Michael of being unreliable and said he had completely "gotten off" of him.

It was very reminiscent of the survivors' criticism of Lia, who was also blamed for the cold, and was dubbed "strategic." Why is Michael and Lia's restrained behavior so threatening? The conclusion is clear - racism, exactly the same racism that they claim is directed at them - a classic case of hump blindness. Come on, we're all racists. Ashkenazis laugh at Mizrahi majors and their customs, Mizrahis laugh at Ashkenazis with no joy of life and no spices, we all laugh at cold Soviets, and somehow everyone insists on not identifying themselves in this circle, and the refusal of Jackie, Dudu, and Odelia to be ethnic, to see That they do the exact same thing, even more conspicuously.

It is interesting that people who complain that they are not accepted, are condescending to them, and dismiss them, so quick to disqualify anyone who does not align with their attitude. His uncle "does not forgive" Yuval for his downfall, as if he were the national moral marker and someone was interested in his opinion, and Michael is suspected and denounced as an "actor", while they make cruel dismissal moves at every opportunity, not judging themselves by the same criteria. Why? Because their moves are "justified" in their eyes. Because they have a "reason". Once revenge for Maayan's dismissal, once because Lisa "messed with me with his uncle," and once because Kobe "zigzags." No matter what the move, note that it will always be backed by a supposedly moral-value justification, and not God forbid because of some inferior desire like a game win.

The attack on Michael was so severe that only when he was already shouting that he would be let go, explaining that even when his father died and his mother became ill he processed things first and reacted only later, they are willing to release him - another classic behavior of the righteous.

Substantive arguments may not reach them, but if you want to shut them up, there is a way.

All you have to do is make them feel that they have hurt someone's dignity or their way on an imaginary principle.

This is their kryptonite.

When you get involved with Apolacs and want to use an escape chair - you can remember the children, the mother, someone sick, or someone who died, and if you add a tear or two to the mix, they will not only come down from you but also come to hug you, bring something comforting to eat - well seasoned, and certainly not vegetables Crossed.

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