This clip captures a pattern that has played out in social groups and workplaces over the last decade - including newsrooms. It shows how gender ideology has taken hold. One loud activist holds forth about “kindness” and “inclusion”, as though these justify removing women’s sex-based rights and boundaries. One person nods along. Another tries to “see both sides”. Most look uncomfortable and say nothing. A couple of sensible people challenge the activist, pointing out the clash of rights - and that women have rights too. They’re the ones who get called bigoted. Omar and Rochelle are still inside, unaware of the reaction to their perfectly reasonable comments. When they leave the house and see the reaction, we may see apologies they don't mean. And the lesson for the housemates - and viewers - will be: challenge the activist and risk being branded a bigot. Stay quiet - or signal agreement - and spare yourself. The activist, meanwhile, learns that this approach works. Wasn’t Big Brother meant to hold up a mirror to society and human behaviour? This clip does exactly that.