Bad Girls Club's newest season, season five, started out with a bang. Unlike other seasons, the first episode of season five ended with a big brawl including everyone in the house! (*spoiler alert*)

Morgan, season five's Miami Diva, became the target of an eviction prompted by one of the roomies, Brandi, a ghetto-type stripper chick from the west coast. The eviction took place while Morgan and two other roomies were out clubbing. When they returned, they found all of Morgan's possessions bagged up and set out front. Before Morgan could enter the house to find out what was going on, she was also greeted with signs posted up on the front door saying, "WE VOTED! GO HOME BITCH!" and other blatant messages from her opposers.

Well of course, when Morgan went inside to confront her roommates, a big fight ensued, ending with Morgan riding away in a cab.


"I definately think shows like Bad Girls Club make women think acting violently is acceptable," comments Jayla McCoy, a 20 year old college student from Indiana. "When young girls watch this type of behavior and see how troubling issues are dealt with only in this way, they copycat. Instead of showing alternative ways to work out uncomfortable situations, these shows demonstrate only violent attacks, physically and verbally."

Another college student, Roxi Gomez, 19 from Austin, Texas sees things a bit differently. "I think it's a natural instinct for people to resolve their problems through violence. When someone or something pisses you off, the first thing you think of is how to retaliate. This is why countries have militaries and go to war. We all are guilty of resolving conflicts with violence in one way or another. It's not to say abuse of any sort is right, but still, it happens."

Who would you agree with?