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[u/Aethanix]

lasted a day like people thought it would lmao. can it even be called a suspension? isn't this practically just a timeout in the corner?

[u/Beyonderr → u/Aethanix]

Its a day off for these rich streamers.

[u/Grammar_PoPo → u/Beyonderr]

Has someone started an Antonio Brown-esque list of the driving incidents with videos yet?

[u/twiggymac → u/Grammar_PoPo]

• "ban me for that"
• Gets banned

[u/Safe-Emu-4 → u/Beyonderr]

Day off and and free publicity

[u/RobertTheAdventurer → u/Safe-Emu-4]

If enough people write their congressmen and congresswomen, perhaps congress can subpoena Twitch to explain why distracted driving broadcasts on Twitch's platform are apparently only given a one day ban. This is a public safety issue. If Twitch doesn't do something about it, one of these streamers is eventually going to end up hurting members of the public with their reckless driving. A one day ban is not doing something about it.

Even other streamers see that this is a very big safety issue. Why isn't Twitch taking it seriously?

[u/TheHoovyPrince → u/RobertTheAdventurer]

Why go to a congressman, why haven't any viewers who live in Austin reported Emily to the police? She's literally breaking the law with video footage, the police could easily fine/arrest her.

[u/theyoloGod → u/Beyonderr]

it's even better when twitch works to coordinate the suspension for their scheduled day off

[u/Aromatic-Insect-1328 → u/[deleted]]

Wasnt there something about subscriptions not renewing if they are due during the ban? Wouldn't that mean on average you lose 3% of subs to this?

[u/rnhf → u/Aromatic-Insect-1328]

if that's true, it's probably more cause it's around the 1st of the month

[u/MariaLikesMario → u/Aethanix]

You can now get gifted subs while being suspended. She got a lot.

She's not tied to business hours - everything she would have streamed in those 24h is something she can still stream on any other day of the year.

She will get a lot of extra subs on her "comeback" stream.

Dan Clancy basically just gave her a bonus.

[u/leftofthebellcurve → u/MariaLikesMario]

That’s all these ever are IMO, especially in summer with school out.  All these teenagers sit online and hear about X person who just got banned.

It’s free publicity in a sense

[u/OpanaG76 → u/MariaLikesMario]

It’s like a bonus against the man, man

[u/NumaNuma92 → u/Aethanix]

Timeout and free publicity

[u/Ladybugeater69 → u/NumaNuma92]

It's basically an encouragement for others to do it as well

[u/Wise_Old_Can → u/Aethanix]

1 hour for every year of her life. Dan Clancy basically put her on the naughty step.

[u/Sierra-117-Mobile → u/Wise_Old_Can]

Dan The Gooner Clancy wishes he could put her in his "naughty room"

[u/KDuster13 → u/Sierra-117-Mobile]

Isn't it funny that it's always a Dan? Dan Clancy, Dan Schneider, etc.

[u/CodeMonkeyX → u/Aethanix]

I mean lots streamers do not even stream everyday of the week. So this is nothing all she would need to do is stream on one of the days she was going to take off if she really wanted to make up the time.

These suspensions are a joke. Just don't even bother doing them if they are going to be meaningless.

[u/EnvironmentalistAnt → u/Aethanix]

Only Dan sits on his chair in the timeout corner

[u/deL9 → u/Aethanix]

She'll definitely learn from her mistakes! lmao

[u/Charles_X4325 → u/Aethanix]

Basically a day off. She probably wasn't even gonna stream yesterday anyway.

[u/0mendaos → u/Charles_X4325]

Just to be a nerd, she actually did have a Crunchyroll sponser yesterday.

[u/GvWvA]

at this point why even ban people in first place?

[u/BokudenT → u/GvWvA]

So Twitch can pretend they're doing something.

[u/Appropriate-Luck408 → u/BokudenT]

Bingo. Its all just performative and so they can make people believe they actually treat everyone the same. In reality its all just one big joke LMAO

[u/CurtWyrz → u/GvWvA]

performative bans 💀

[u/cornerpocket1 → u/CurtWyrz]

This is why Destiny’s ban is egregious.

[u/Admirable_Loss4886 → u/cornerpocket1]

What was he initially banned for?

[u/myinvisiblefriendsam → u/Admirable_Loss4886]

There's no official record. Everything people have mentioned is speculative.

[u/GreenLuck010 → u/Admirable_Loss4886]

He said (tweeted i think) that the people he was fighting with in his trans people in sports era are subhuman. But i am not a lore master, maybe it was something else.

[u/BTrippd → u/GreenLuck010]

Which is hilarious if true (but we really don’t know if that’s it or not, it’s honestly probably no particular incident, they just hated him and pulled the trigger) because Hasan has said worse things to his lgbtq chatters when they disagree with him lmfao

[u/TetraNotTetris → u/BTrippd]

The thing was he wasn't calling trans people subhuman. He was calling the people he was arguing with subhuman. They just happened to be trans and twisted his words.

I say this as someone who dislikes destiny

[u/Bigger_moss → u/TetraNotTetris]

With Destinys situation it’s a lot like the person cheating at battlefield super obviously and then they went “you guys are being transphobic for calling me out on cheating”, they used their demographic as a shield essentially.

Destiny was calling people harassing him subhuman, not the entire trans community based on the clip lmao

[u/CoSh → u/GreenLuck010]

IF it had to do with his comments on trans people it had to do with streamers attacking him and he said something along the lines of "those people are subhuman". To me it sounded like the context had to do with their actions, the argument is that Twitch could argue he was saying trans people were subhuman. In either case, other streamers have said worse and got unbanned so the only real reason is someone at Twitch has it out for him.

[u/keyakitreehouse → u/cornerpocket1]

Someone on the Twitch team personally hates Destiny there's no other explanation.

[u/Slowjams → u/keyakitreehouse]

There really isn't. It's been so long and so many other people that have done way worse have been unbanned. Or just never banned at all.

The leadership at Twitch is a complete joke. I wouldn't trust Dan Clancy to run a lemonade stand.

[u/WWDubs12TTV → u/GvWvA]

To enforce bans on small streamers

[u/Slendyyman → u/WWDubs12TTV]

Thatd be what we call a byproduct.

[u/RodChainFurlongAcre → u/GvWvA]

Twitch doesn't want to ban any streamer no matter what, since they lose money every time (They only make exceptions if it financially harms the platform itself to keep a streamer unbanned). They only ban if there's significant public attention and to satiate public outrage for the moment. They also simply do it to avoid legal scrutiny by having examples to point to of them "enforcing their terms of service".

[u/keyakitreehouse → u/RodChainFurlongAcre]

then why is Destiny still banned

[u/MuffugginAssGoblin → u/keyakitreehouse]

still the same thing cause hasan would stop streaming on twitch or at very least start multistreaming consistently if they actually did it. that would be a bigger hit to revenue than the benefit of unbanning destiny

[u/BTrippd → u/[deleted]]

The entire ecosystem is half fake anyways bro. Oh no LSF got 20 gooners to go sit in her audience next to all the bots and Dan Clancy, now she’s gonna be the biggest streamer ever!

[u/Amplifix → u/GvWvA]

They don't want to "condone" that behaviour, but still want to make money.

[u/klondike91829]

Just ban streaming while driving already. Is it gonna take someone’s kids getting mowed down before someone is able to make a decision?

[u/A_fucking_kat → u/klondike91829]

At this point I think someone is gonna have to die on stream from getting hit by a car before they actually do anything

[u/SamuelLucienMorrows → u/A_fucking_kat]

Hasn't this already happened on other platforms and nothing changed? I swear I read a story about it like 2 years ago.

[u/A_fucking_kat → u/SamuelLucienMorrows]

I know Facebook Live had something similar happen a long time ago

[u/KrewOwns → u/A_fucking_kat]

I believe that was the one with a woman streaming, getting in a car crash, and filming her dying sister?

[u/Zerothian → u/KrewOwns]

That one was so fucked up. I get that our brains go a bit crazy when we get into situations like that, I can cut some slack for the filming after the crash but... I can't imagine being the family seeing that footage.

[u/KetchupSpaghetti → u/SamuelLucienMorrows]

A woman was streaming on tiktok live and killed someone.

Also, another drunk driver crashed her car while streaming on Instagram. She livestreamed the aftermath with her sister's body. I saw the video and it was pretty sickening seeing the damage it did to her sister's head.

[u/No-Spoilers → u/SamuelLucienMorrows]

But Twitch's name isn't in the headlines for it.

Like reddit, they really only ban major subs when it ends up in the news.

[u/Specialist_Form_4502 → u/A_fucking_kat]

Someone rich and or famous his kids.

if not one of that they really dont give a fuck about some poor dead kid

[u/Jack071 → u/klondike91829]

Its already against TOS to commit crimes on stream and driving distracted is a crime. Twitch staff is just plain corrupt regarding streamers they like

[u/TheRealMrTrueX → u/klondike91829]

Pokemon Go had it figured out from day 1 , very simple fix.

At 6.5 mph it issues a warning and you have to tap "I am a passenger" and the game stays open but you cant do anything.

At 15 mph it does not load anything, cant see any pokemon, cant do anything, cant spin pokestops, nothing.

Very simple GPS fix, Twitch chooses to let this happen

[u/Special-Treat-9767 → u/TheRealMrTrueX]

Wouldn't streamers need to use the official Twitch app to stream for GPS information? No IRL streamer does.

[u/Professional_Idea812 → u/Special-Treat-9767]

Even if they did, I doubt most of them use the official Twitch app to check their chats, imagine most use a 3rd party chat.

[u/OPTCgod → u/TheRealMrTrueX]

Twitch also used to ban driving on stream, streamers had to cut to a black/waiting screen while they were driving around

[u/SaltyLonghorn → u/OPTCgod]

Was that an actual ban or just the few who gave a shit about their location being leaked?

Genuinely asking.

[u/Eventidings → u/klondike91829]

The way that these streamers literally give no shits about it is a huge reason why it needs to be outright banned. I used to like vanillamace but she’s another one that does this frequently, and then acts insulted when people tell her to stop streaming and driving. They are spoiled children

[u/Triggify → u/klondike91829]

By Emily too tbh

[u/Devil_Advocate_225 → u/klondike91829]

It'll happen at some point. Waiting for the inevitable.

[u/Solexia → u/klondike91829]

Tik Tok actually does this already. I joined a live once with cam on while waiting at a bridge. The moment I started driving the host and me instant got a warning that I was driving and when I ignored it it kicked me and suspended my ability to join livestreams for a day (it was my first offense)

[u/Scary_Frame_3105]

Twitch doesn't give a crap about the driving offenses, otherwise they would've banned everyone else too. She only got banned because her clips blew up on social media. The deciding factor wasn't the driving, it was the negative publicity. Once it became a PR problem, Twitch had to act.

She basically was banned for driving.. engagement.

[u/Scary_Frame_3105 → u/[deleted]]

In fact, I don't understand the favoritism argument. She was the one who got banned because her clips blew up. The people who did the same thing (and worse) without going viral are the ones who never faced any consequences and got away with it. The outrage should not be focused on her getting banned and unbanned in a day, but on the fact that others did the same thing and were never held accountable at all. A one day ban might be a joke, but it's still more than nothing compared to everyone else.

[u/Ajp_iii → u/Scary_Frame_3105]

Nobody on this Reddit deals with facts. It’s so funny when they say favoritism and stuff like that because she is actually being targeted compared to the rest of the streamers. And then saying going viral helps the stream. When it just doesn’t. The only way going viral helps is if your content was like ice or clavicular and your content is so degen you want the insane viewers.

[u/lvloises330 → u/Scary_Frame_3105]

It's going to take them getting sued multiple times until they do something. As long as they're not losing money, they don't care.

[u/SuchConflict6095 → u/Scary_Frame_3105]

Of course not.. without snitching on anyone specific, 90% of IRL streamers are reading their phone whether it's on a car or motorbike. At the same time, like 75% of normal drivers do the same thing. It's a societal cancer.

[u/898648956]

Again, Dan Clancy needs to be removed

[u/Beyonderr → u/898648956]

You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become a simp in charge of Twitch

[u/newbkid → u/Beyonderr]

We went from an invisible CEO to a gooning one. Not sure this was an improvement.

[u/bossofthisjim → u/898648956]

Not saying he doesn't, but are we pretending this wasn't happening before him? 

[u/Canon_M50 → u/bossofthisjim]

The whole moderation team needs to be cleared out along with Clancy.

[u/UtopiaDystopia → u/bossofthisjim]

They have always shown favoritism to certain streamers since Twitch became a rebranding of justin.tv, and probably before too.

[u/ManOnFire26 → u/bossofthisjim]

Twitch is far worse now than before. More favoritism due to the CEO pathetically trying to join popular streamer friend groups and then there’s the big increase in ads.

[u/Sanity0004 → u/ManOnFire26]

He wants to keep getting invited to the parties.

[u/Elegant_Ad_7295 → u/ManOnFire26]

It’s always been the same man, ads have got worse though. It’s the whole culture of twitch staff that needs to change.

[u/talann → u/898648956]

I agree but he isn't the problem. He doesn't make any decisions and is just a figure head and punching bag. He is only there to have someone to hate while all the real people do the actual work.

While I'm sure he has some say in things... I highly doubt he has any control over suspending people.

[u/MrBundy22]

Fire Dan Clancy

[u/DonaldTrumpsScrotum]

They really do treat bans as a warning system for big streamers.

[u/CosignTangents → u/DonaldTrumpsScrotum]

Can you even call it a warning system if nothing ever happens after the warning?

[u/Krelldi → u/DonaldTrumpsScrotum]

300 strikes and you're out

[u/Lord_Hendrick → u/Krelldi]

Oh that's your 300th strike? Well you do seem to have a lot of viewers so we'll reset that counter, but don't do it again okay?

[u/LostClover_ → u/Krelldi]

300 one day bans and they might hit you with the fabled three day ban. Better watch out.

[u/keyToOpen → u/DonaldTrumpsScrotum]

They really do treat bans as a warning system for big streamers [Dan Clancy simps for].

Ftfy. And yes, I am including asan piker in this statement.

[u/Beyonderr]

Exactly like the top comment predicted yesterday:

ExtraEmily has been banned suspended for a day
Fixed that for you

Now we wait until a streamer kills someone while driving for the rules to change.

[u/Doktor_No → u/Beyonderr]

ExtraEmily has been banned suspended for a day got a day off

[u/Here4Popcornz]

Things won't be changed until someone is seriously injured or worse and Twitch themselves are sued as a part of the lawsuit seeking compensation. Which is only a matter of time by the looks of things.

[u/FreekRedditReport → u/Here4Popcornz]

Things won't be changed unless someone like Dan Clancy is personally affected. Like if his kid gets hit by one of these streamers. Even then, if they are big enough celebrity, maybe still nothing.

[u/AlarmingDependent348]

If anything can we just report them straight to the police with the footage of then distracted driving? 

[u/Moroli11 → u/AlarmingDependent348]

have fun with that, even if a cop saw what happened they would not even pull her over

[u/Ajp_iii → u/Moroli11]

Reddit and Twitter show people don’t even know how the real world exists. I drive everyday in Florida if you aren’t inside a city you will see a cop pull someone over like once every 2 weeks and that is only if they go 20 over.

You can even get duis and crazy shit and barely anything actually happens. I’ve seen people phone in hand drive past a cop and won’t be pulled over. It’s technically the law but the punishment is so small it’s not worth it for anyone’s time.

Also if cops started handing out tickets for every traffic violation the sheriff and local government will quickly be voted out as soon as possible.

[u/-suspended- → u/Ajp_iii]

Most cops just don't want to do paperwork. Unless the cops have set up a speed trap or are enforcing stuff like triple fines during construction, you're usually not gonna get pulled over for going 15 to even 20 over. That assumes a cop even sees you speeding in the first place. You can get away with breaking as many traffic laws as you want if you don't get caught, which is really easy.

I doubt there is a single person that doesn't break, by accident or on purpose, any law when driving more than a mile.

[u/Ajp_iii → u/-suspended-]

Like twice a week when driving at night I’ll just see someone make a left on a full red because they don’t want to wait. It’s insane out there

And it’s something like 5% of drivers don’t even have a license and another several million drive on suspended licenses. If traffic laws were actually enforced to how they were written it would be the most unpopular thing among the population of the us.

People claim they care so much which is right and they should because it’s so dangerous but as soon as any Sherrifs office wants to hand out more tickets they become instantly unpopular and replaced.

And then most states have bans on red light cameras let alone speed cameras.

[u/ComprehensiveAd3432 → u/AlarmingDependent348]

Texas cops don't care and many people have done what you said

[u/Current-Area- → u/ComprehensiveAd3432]

Yeah, because law enforcement knows there’s realistically nothing more they can do. Under Texas law, the most they could issue is a fine—typically for an unsafe lane change and/or any relevant distracted-driving violation under Transportation Code §545.4251. Often, if officers didn’t witness the incident in person, they’re unlikely to pursue it at all. People hoping for a driving ban or licence suspension need to be realistic: that isn’t likely here. A citation is the practical outcome, and that’s all.

[u/DreamsServedSoft → u/AlarmingDependent348]

why bother when no prosecutor would waste their time?

[u/notsoFritz]

Guys she was banned for a month! From June to July!

[u/sly777]

Meanwhile forsen get 30 days for 🐎 cock.

[u/choppyfrog]

twitch is such a shithole platform

[u/Dragonpunch73]

Live streamers are a cancer to society, plain and simple

[u/Vegetable-Creme8705]

Only a permaban if she kills someone

[u/CosignTangents → u/Vegetable-Creme8705]

3 days max

[u/underthesea135 → u/Vegetable-Creme8705]

Just hoping that someone is herself, then there’s no need to perma.

[u/wumr125]

Is there a poly market bet for the first twit stresmer thsts gonna kill someone while driving? I know who id bet on (xqcs ex-wife)

[u/sreinj]

Dan Clancy reading the comments be like:

https://giphy.com/gifs/pLoq6IbCdEy5A4ljAk

[u/Marty_Poppins → u/sreinj]

Dan The Gooner Clancy is to busy Gooning and won't read the comments.

[u/pvprazor2]

Banning Emily is not the solution. Ban all streaming while driving period. And that should be the case on all streaming plattforms, maybe twitch can be the first to do a good thing for once. They all make enough money to uber around or hire drivers.

[u/Zerothian → u/pvprazor2]

They'll do it after some streamer wipes out a family and their kids and ends up on international news, not a moment before something like that. Rules written in blood to protect profit as always. It's fucking disgusting honestly but it's been that way since forever, sadly.

[u/Zadiath]

https://giphy.com/gifs/l0HlO3BJ8LALPW4sE

[u/Few-Objective4324]

Next stream will start in her car

[u/jjpap11]

It's a sad day to be a driver on the road where ever extra Emily is based, there should be a weather warning type alert for her being on the road

[u/LightsJustice29]

Unfortunate, these dumb fuck streamers are never going to learn.

[u/S1im5hady]

Can twitch be sued for basically enabling crimes?

[u/GroundbreakingRent]

Will a car murder clip end at the top lsf? Find out soon

[u/poncheman]

Twitch is such a joke. The only way she'll be perma'd for reckless driving is when someone dies or gets seriously hurt.

[u/Drunken-Tipsy]

someone will be sacrificed before Twitch bans streaming while driving

[u/ding_bats]

Guys, relax. She has definitely learned her lesson and won't do it again for at least a few days.

[u/Nervous-Potato-1464]

This is going to come back to bite them. Someone is going to hit someone and kill them and twitch is going to be sued.

[u/Astrylae]

Water was found in the ocean

[u/SpartacusSteam]

Guess she has to cause severe injury or kill someone with her reckless driving for it to be a perma ban. But it would probably just be 3 days suspension anyway.

[u/Super_Mag]

https://giphy.com/gifs/ItM3AhhM0rj57w1JxF

[u/Sicparvismagneto]

Im guessing someone has to die for anyone to be held responsible. Even then it most likely won’t be twitch giving out any punishment…

[u/WorldlinessTop1543]

I hope she learned her lesson 

[u/EnthusiasmWest4481 → u/WorldlinessTop1543]

Well this is like the 5th time so doubtful

[u/lonelydan]

Lol. Lmao, even.

[u/TurtleSnakeMoose → u/lonelydan]

Rofl, I would even suggest.

[u/nothatscool]

Small streamer: permabanned for eating a broken Dorito that vaguely resembled a silhouette of nude woman.

Big streamer: 24 hour suspension for inciting nuclear war

[u/AngryTank]

So when she inevitably kills someone will it be 3-days or a week? 🤔

[u/yzsKPC]

Gonna keep happening like this til someone dies or kills someone on stream

[u/bipedofthecentury]

The roads have become unsafe again

[u/danlthemanl]

Less than 24 hours. If she actually hit the car, it would probably be a full day.

[u/morts73]

I hope all drivers turn off their chat or put BRB screens when they are driving by themselves. Distracted drivers get into accidents and motor vehicles can kill.

[u/gabrielcev1]

She should not be allowed to drive on stream ever again.

[u/Nivius]

the is going to kill someone one day. while reading chat.

[u/Dreadnot925]

This platform is a absolute joke.

[u/YanniSlavv]

Wow. A person who could actually kill someone due to their negligence. And yet still on the platform.

[u/Low_Pepper2333]

One of these days she is going to kill or seriously injured herself or someone else. It would have been preventable as well.

[u/shamonemon]

Until there is death nothing serious will happen

[u/cid_highwind_7]

It’s just a time out for these people. A “go sit in the corner and think about what you did” doesn’t matter how many times they get banned. The rules don’t apply to them

[u/Thomanson]

Fuck Dan Clancy's gooner ass.

[u/SnooStrawberries2144]

The ultimate gooning lord needs his goon content

[u/BestestImportances]

LOOOOOL! Dan couldn't even last one day without Emily's clips and stories

https://giphy.com/gifs/fUYhyT9IjftxrxJXcE

[u/BrokenShipPro]

Absolute joke

[u/musicankane]

She is gonna crash and kill somebody on stream on day. 3 day ban.

[u/cmnights]

Just ban streaming while driving

[u/Ok-Trainer2090]

Extra emily has now almost gotten into an accident 3-4 times and pointed a gun at mizkif on stream this bitch needs to be perma banned.

[u/CrustyToeLover]

Maybe she'll get banned when she kills someone behind the wheel

[u/3HaDeS3]

Dan Clancy is a weirdo and needs to retire already

[u/theepicrobloxgamer]

That moment when you pull an extra Emily and almost hit a family of four

https://giphy.com/gifs/2E1yf7GARXlzW

[u/BeBenNova]

You know how every so often you read a story about a guy with like 15 previous DUIs or a situation where the cops were called on a domestic abuser night after night after night and then they finally kill someone and then you go ''huh pretty crazy how nobody stepped in before it was too late''

This is it right there.

[u/AAMashalla]

This website is a joke

[u/Danakin53]

Finally, twitch realized their mistake and set the GOAT free

[u/JoshTheCW123]

The sheer amount of zero accountability from anyone involved, Emily for driving recklessly, Twitch for failing to implement equivocal punishments that fit the scope of the rule violation in question.

[u/Syseks]

classic

[u/keithstonee]

Someone has to Die in order for Twitch to perma anyone of their golden girls.

[u/Born_Cobbler_9383]

The crazier thing is Twitch still didn’t ban driving even when large creators and everyone was talking about banning driving.

[u/ContestScary9035]

this woman could hit a child walking across an intersection and she would not be perma banned, and the sad part is, I'm not wrong

[u/BallzInUrMouth808]

Clancy got them photos

[u/Super_Effort8257]

Gooner Dan won’t allow his girls to get banned.

[u/Mouse_Slip]

This girl has simps everywhere.

[u/OkYak9466]

Clancy accepts the pussy pass yet again

[u/Giant_Midget83]

https://giphy.com/gifs/Zc9n7Yhgoa9rbXuVbl

EE next stream

[u/PropagandaPeddlr]

I genuinely think the world would be a better place if Twitch shut down.

[u/Awkward_Proof_1274]

6 distracted driving suspensions and still only 1 day?

[u/pleasegivemefood]

Put a giant twitch logo in every driving stream. See if they have a stronger opinion on it

[u/ShongLokDong]

I'm so surprised.

/s

[u/LeijuvaFlatus]

Whoopsies, it's fine

[u/AndrejTech_99]

Twitch needs a massive change in who leads them cos half of big streamers get off easy while smaller ones get bigger bans or even perma bans

[u/Disposition__-]

Getting banned on twitch means nothing at the moment. If Twitch actually cared then they would ban her for at least a month from day one and not after public outcry. Then immediately afterwards strictly ban streaming while driving punishable by 1 month ban minimum for 1st offense.

[u/Bobo3076]

If her reckless driving had gotten someone killed, twitch would probably ban her for like 2 days.

[u/thefrostman1214]

anyway

[u/batenkaitos77]

Streaming while driving is the new meta, you get cosmetic bans and then your comeback streams a day later get a view boost.

[u/Nopski]

Should just change it to timeout

[u/krptt]

Getting bans just seems like a marketing play at this point, come back the next day to more viewers.

[u/kujasgoldmine]

Perma only if you look at chat and run over someone and they die.

[u/Mephzice]

Twitch supporting her road to vehicular murder all the way

[u/DiegoJuan007]

well duhh