Remember a few months ago when people found insults and racist remarks/jokes you said Danny?
Its obviously wrong to use these words and i don't even know who dreadmau5 is but Twitch definitely isn't applying the same punishments to everyone.
Streamer > CinCinBear < used the Word multiple times in different languages and got banned for 30 days reduced to a laughable 3 days just a while back.
Not the first time btw!
The moment she was back she said it again and made fun over twitch and staff too etc
I think this was her latest "accident" but also couldn't because she is known to not care and use these words.
https://streamable.com/wvavz > Around the 30 Second Mark
Said Maricon which means the F-word but obviously comes with the excuse that it doesn't mean it that way etc
Trihex for example got banned 30 days reduced to 14 days back then while heavily apologizing etc.
She continues to use these words because she doesn't care and doesn't face any problems at all and she isn't the only one.
Streamers like Alinity used the N-Word and nothing happened.
These are Streamers with like 5k Subscribers which are depending on deal alone are over AT LEAST 10 000$ income and thats without donations etc.
Twitch has a problem with playing "favorite child" these days and someone needs to call them out for it.
Amazon or whoever finally needs to get a ToS going that applies to everyone.
I want them all banned.
By Ryan May 4, 2012
Ladies and gentlemen, during tonight's Lantern Run, I made a terrible mistake with my language, one that I immediately recognized as hurtful, embarrassing, and just categorically inappropriate both personally and professionally. Giant Bomb has certainly been known to "work blue", but that kind of language simply has no place on Giant Bomb--and, frankly, in the world at large--not now, not ever. I was shocked myself when it came tumbling out, and instantly felt like the worst piece of shit in the world. Context is meaningless, because that word comes with too much of its own hurtful baggage to ever possibly justify.
I want to be crystal clear here: I'm saying this not because of some corporate mandate or some fear for my job. I'm saying this because it's important to me personally that I acknowledge the significance of what was said, and to own it. I feel miserable because that's not me, and it's horrifying to me to think that someone would take that awful outburst as some sort of implicit approval to use that word. That shit is just indefensible. As such, the archived version of the Final Lantern Run will be edited, though I wanted to make sure that this message got out there first, and that people know that this isn't a cover-up.
All I can ask for now is forgiveness for my gaffe. If you can't manage that, I understand, and hope that you can at least give me a chance to prove that I am better than what you saw of me in that deeply regrettable moment of frustration.
if he wanted to call someone a fucking asshat why didnt he do so? doubt people would have a problem with that
there are thousands of swear words you can insult someone and yet people always get caught using the same few ones. how odd
Rod Breslau chimed in by stating that calling someone a "fucking cock-sucking stream sniper f*g" should not be ban-worthy given the "context and intent", and that Twitch has become a "battleground" for what can or cannot be said.
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There's a high chance that anyone who slips these words out when angry uses them in their go to insult kit, or it wouldn't just slip out.
I know words like this, the n-word, etc... are hateful, hurtful, and do incredible harm. So I never use them, even when seething with rage. Not once in my entire life have these types of words slipped out of my mouth.
These people wouldn't think the words were wrong if others weren't telling them they are.
Of course, we all have our pasts. It's possible that a person has grown past behaviors like these, and slips when angry could happen. If that truly were the case then they would be far more apologetic, and it would be apparent they understand the use of the word is so hurtful.
The fact is, many people don't understand/believe these words are as bad as people tell them, and the only reason they avoid them is so they don't get called out.
Even if using the word could be forgiveable, the "apology" that is basically "I don't need to defend myself obviously it was harmless" is not an apology.Because some of us, like myself, grew up using those words as insults. I would never consciously use them now to put down someone else because I know it's just a hateful word. But there have absolutely been times in the past 5-10 years where if I got really angry at something, my brain just starts dumping out words and sometimes those sneak in there. It's not like I stop and think of the best combination of bad words, shit just comes out.
So to me, when I see people jump all over Deadmau5, calling him a racist and bashing his music, I see it as an overreaction. Because I've done it and I know who I am and where I stand. People say really stupid things when their angry.
Because some of us, like myself, grew up using those words as insults. I would never consciously use them now to put down someone else because I know it's just a hateful word. But there have absolutely been times in the past 5-10 years where if I got really angry at something, my brain just starts dumping out words and sometimes those sneak in there. It's not like I stop and think of the best combination of bad words, shit just comes out.
So to me, when I see people jump all over Deadmau5, calling him a racist and bashing his music, I see it as an overreaction. Because I've done it and I know who I am and where I stand. People say really stupid things when their angry.
Yes. Some people do say really stupid shit when they're angry.Because some of us, like myself, grew up using those words as insults. I would never consciously use them now to put down someone else because I know it's just a hateful word. But there have absolutely been times in the past 5-10 years where if I got really angry at something, my brain just starts dumping out words and sometimes those sneak in there. It's not like I stop and think of the best combination of bad words, shit just comes out.
So to me, when I see people jump all over Deadmau5, calling him a racist and bashing his music, I see it as an overreaction. Because I've done it and I know who I am and where I stand. People say really stupid things when their angry.
Even if using the word could be forgiveable, the "apology" that is basically "I don't need to defend myself obviously it was harmless" is not an apology.
Because some of us, like myself, grew up using those words as insults. I would never consciously use them now to put down someone else because I know it's just a hateful word. But there have absolutely been times in the past 5-10 years where if I got really angry at something, my brain just starts dumping out words and sometimes those sneak in there. It's not like I stop and think of the best combination of bad words, shit just comes out.
So to me, when I see people jump all over Deadmau5, calling him a racist and bashing his music, I see it as an overreaction. Because I've done it and I know who I am and where I stand. People say really stupid things when their angry.
That's his whole brand.Damn Deadmau5,
That was some vintage 2004-2008 era Xbox Live talk
His non-apology is from that era too.Damn Deadmau5,
That was some vintage 2004-2008 era Xbox Live talk