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Message: <blockquote data-quote="John Crichton" data-source="post: 1247601" data-attributes="member: 4779">Getting voted out at any time during the game is subject to so many different variables that it is nearly impossible to figure out a common reason for getting the boot.  My comment was about the final vote, not the tribal counsel where folks are voted off.  You are confusing the 2 and they are very different. Untrue to me and completely subjective in general.  You have your opinion as do others.  I shall leave it at that.  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> I am being suckered by absolutely nothing.  My statement was pretty clear about what we have seen.  We cannot assume things that we have not seen as an audience.  I am taking what they give me which is all I have to go on, just like everyone else I said, "The only female who we have seen doing anything proactive has been Sandra and her eavesdropping," and that is exactly what I meant.  We have no clue if she is the only one doing it.  My point was that we have seen no actual playing of the game from the majority of the females.  The producers make sure we see anything that directly effects the game or why even have them play to begin with.  If the chicks were making a massive plan we will eventually know about it.  As it stands now, the only reason the females are left is because they either posed no threat or were riding on the coat tails of a different player. I hold firm to my point that right now none of the women have a chance in the final vote due to their innactivity in the game so far.  The final vote, by precident, is rarely decided by personal bias.  See Christy from last year and her vote for Jenna in the end.  Also, recall the final players admitting that if Rob was in the final 2 he would have won hands down because of the way he played the game, not because he made any good friends.  Also see Brian the year before.  He was a slimeball and still won the whole thing.  Note that none of what I just said applies to any votes but the final vote for the million. I'd also just like to say that just about everything to do with Survivor is highly subjective and open to equal debate.  It's odd that the final vote (for me) is typically my least favorite part of the show because it is fairly clear how the people vote by now.  There is one constant in the show: Everyone lies, cheats and backstabs at one point and they all know it.  Hence the respect for who did it the best when it comes down to it at the end.</blockquote>

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