Friday evening, the new season of the show, Goca and Grava, at Top Channel, began with four co-modators on the table. This time, the Ori Nebijat and Emma Andreas have been joined by Selin Bollat and Oranda Huta.

The first part of the program was focused on discussing the publication and distribution of private video networks, including several popular characters in the screen.

During the discussion, Celine Bolati recalled the case of Beatricks Ramosaj in the first edition of the book Big Brother VIP was arguing that the way society reacted to it at the time indicates, according to her, a double standard in the way various situations are judged.

We are hypocritical societies, not all situations are the same. Beatrice was crucified on that occasion, and nothing was left unsaid was expressed.

She argued that while she disagrees with the lynching of women involved in intimate videos, the responsibility of those who have been part of such relations should also be discussed.

We are not saying to crucify, the responsibility to separate, must be held responsible, she said.

Celine also referred to the family situation of composer Adrian Hula, saying that according to information he had heard, his wife was standing by him during this period. She described the occasion as a situation in which, according to her, the term “mistake” cannot be used in view of the age of those involved.

On the other hand, Oranda Huta countered parallelism with the case of Beatriks Ramosaj, arguing that the fact that a person has been deemed sharply in the past does not mean that society should repeat the same behavior.

We can’t parallel them. That we crossed Beatrice, we can’t do it now. Didn’t we have the right to change?

She added that life and human relations cannot be seen as a straight line and that it is not right to repeat the same forms of judgment against women involved in the current situation.