There, the chronicler Alejandro Castelo asked him about the attitude of the tattooed woman who, when leaving the reality show, did not greet the Bros (El Chino, Bautista Mascia and Nicolas Grosman). “I understand that Juli is like that too, I already knew what her game was like, so it didn’t surprise me that much.” he assured.
Regarding his game, meanwhile, he said: “I think she crosses some limits and I think a lot of things happened these last few days that ended up waking people up.”
Finally, Castelo told him that Furia always said that “the house is hers.” “The house belongs to everyone, the house belongs to Big Brother”, Chino’s girlfriend remarked.
He didn’t believe anything: La Tora questioned Furia’s apology for his statements about HIV in Big Brother
Lucila ‘La Tora’ Villar criticized this Thursday Juliana ‘Furia’ Scaglione after he apologized for his reprehensible comment about HIV in Big Brother (Telefe).
“Yesterday when I heard his apology for his statements about HIV, it was because he said ‘if you want me to apologize, I’ll ask for it.’ Like she didn’t really feel In the century we are in, it is wrong to say that,” He began by saying The Torah in the Telefe streaming.
“It was like ‘you’re asking me Ceferino (Reato), well I apologize because everyone is asking me for it my love and I’m giving a show’. And no, you have to apologize because it’s wrong”, he added. There, Sol Rivas he said: “I felt she was a little coached.”
“She didn’t even apologize for what she feels. The game sucks for me, I’m interested in sayings when there is an illness involved,” La Tora remarked angrily.
During Wednesday’s debate, Furia referred to his controversial statements about the disease. “When someone has, supposedly from what I understood, a lot of fandom, they are going to look for marketing or strategy that has a lot of hate. In other words, the word is done. Haters gonna hate. “They are going to want to be you, they are going to want to shoot yourself and they are going to try to find your mistake,” said.
The panelist Gaston Trezeguet He intervened and commented: “With the HIV thing, it seems to me that, since you are analyzing everything, yes he deserves an apology”. “Very good, and we are going to give it. “We are going to give it up for all those people who have that damn disease, just as I have mine, who never have to be, let’s say, discriminated against,” the tattooed woman responded.
“In general, when someone had HIV or AIDS, people talked about it and someone in the family found out, someone or a friend of yours had it… Do you know what people did back then out of fear? “They walked away for fear of not knowing how to deal with an illness, or how to support the person,” held.
“Because of prejudice, stigma or because they didn’t know if, what do I know, you cut yourself with something and accidentally, with blood… like nobody understood anything. So the saying was ‘don’t approach me thinking like I have HIV’ and maybe at this point, it’s 2024, there are a lot of things that are very sharp, and we have people who love to hold on to those little things. So, let’s apologize to all these people,” Fury concluded.
