– Also in 2013, University of Arizona student Dean Saxton held a sign saying ‘you deserve rape’ and said “they should realize that they do have partial responsibility, because I believe that they’re pretty much asking for it”. The owner of the nightclub tried to excuse it because she was wearing a miniskirt. – In 2013, a woman was sexually assaulted at a nightclub in Colombia. – In 2012, a Catholic priest in Italy made a statement in response to the statistic that over 100 women we killed by domestic violence that year, that those victims provoked violence and brought it on themselves, following up by questioning the clothing they wore. – In 2006, a rapist in Canada was given no jail time because the judge claimed the victim’s tube top and high heels constituted a ‘perceived invitation’. I’ll do better than one person, I’ll give you seven. If the idea was to change this behavior where every girl that streams in a low cut top gets fucking harassed maybe you should help get the thots tossed off the platform so their behavior isn’t impacting everyone else negatively. Slutwalks don’t really have anything to do with the problems on twitch in any case, you have a handful of women who are deliberately and overtly sexualising themselves for money and the vast majority of legitimate female streamers are coping shit for it. rwLPUquu9cĮlaborating on the incident with more tweets, the user said an appeal would be sent to Twitch in hopes of changing the circumstances of the ban.And back in reality, a slutwalk is usually a chubby shuffle of rabid feminists railing against the fringe belief that dressing “slutty” may contribute to your chances of being sexually assaulted, and the completely made up idea that anybody thinks what you wear excuses sexual assault.įind me 1 person that is not an extremist Islamist with a shitty interpretation of the Quran that believes the way someone is dressed excuses sexual assault, because i have never heard anyone say that i think your making up porkies to push your ideology. I'll try to appeal to Twitch because personally I believe that a 30 day suspension for this offense is quite excessive. It would appear I have been banned because I accidentally showed a Minecraft skin for less than 2 seconds. This is why Twitch banned me for 30 days 👏😭😂 The skin wasn't even on the screen for more than two seconds, but that timeframe was apparently enough to justify the ban by violating part of Twitch's content guidelines.

Pulling up the menu for just a moment showed the skin and prompted a response from Anomaly who exclaimed that they had the wrong skin on. If you've seen some of Anomaly's past videos but missed the incident in question which earned the streamer the ban, you can find a clip of the Minecraft moment with the Hitler skin below.

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