Streamer denies being Pro-Violence (ft. clips of exact opposite)
October 21, 2020
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17:21Now PlayingStreamer denies being Pro-Violence (ft. clips of exact opposite)
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I debate MrFanatiq on his past statements around violence and political action. This debate occurred after he cancelled one hour before this was scheduled to happen on a separate occasion, once he learned that advocating/depicting violence was TOS. He had to re-think how he talked about the topic, and so this was the talk that eventually came to fruition.
I promise I did not take this clip out of content, and full context is provided, by his mentioning as well, within this video. All other clips of him out exist to dilute his responsibility, and do not contradict my argument of him making a roadmap for violence. You can't say how good violence is, tell people specifically what to do, say it is the only thing that will work, and then jump off the ship at the end.
Personally, I was willing to have a conversation about the history, effectiveness, and results of violence advocacy. I was not willing to get my channel removed to TOS violations, slurs, and have him deny what he was during at the same time. This also, of course, led to me stopping stream shortly after, and has put my partner run up in the air.
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