Current Events > Doctor Disrespect banned from twitch...

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Not much is known--well, enough is known to appear that its bullshit--but it appears that he was banned from Twitch, because he cheated on his wife.

I dont personally like ''Geeks & Gamers'' on YT, i think Jeremy is pretty annoying...but he has the scoop, and puts a post up on the screen from a twitch post, made by someone in their HR department.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1RaqWqGp1M

Fast forward to 5:05 for the details.

All i can say about this personally, is that i cant believe how ridiculous these companies and corporations are getting nowadays. Banning this guy and cutting his revenue stream because he had sexual relations with someone outside of his marriage is absolutely none of their fucking business, and i hope hes able to take legal action over this. Someone (everyone) needs to fucking stand up to these companies that do this shit to their users/customers/employees/etc. because where do we draw the fucking line? Sexual assault, or criminal activity is another thing altogether, but even then--there used to be a point in time that if you were arrested, your employer didnt stick their nose all up your ass unless it impacted your performance/attendance at work. Companies constantly trying to out-virtue signal their competitors by assuming the moral high-ground, and all it does is hurt their employers, and taint their public image.

If this is truly as simple as him committing adultery and thats why hes banned (like the twitch employee states in the post in the video above), and its not for something serious, like sexual assault or whatever, then this is legitimately outrageous. Dont even get me started on the amount of female streamers that get away with murder on that platform, and few and far between ever face any repercussions.

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He went against the Lord's laws, and for that he deserves to suffer.

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Didn't he cheat on his wife years ago?

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AlephZero posted...

He went against the Lord's laws, and for that he deserves to suffer.

Yeah, lol...watch. Twitch will try and play the religious angle on this or something lmfao. What a joke of a platform. Fuck Twitch.

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The reason he was banned has not been released to the public yet.

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I don't really give a shit about this guy, but from what I hear basically all his sponsors/partners dropped him at the same time. There's clearly something going on that hasn't been said yet.

Knowing Gamers(tm) though he'll probably still be getting defended even if it turns out he murdered someone or something though

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There's literally zero evidence it was because of cheating

To be dropped by all his sponsors at once suggests he has done something fairly horrible. That said, Ill reserve my judgement until more details are known

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Never even heard of him before today

Press F for skepticism

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I liked Doc, I didn't watch him all the time but I didn't hate the guy. I am oddly curious as to what's going on, some people are even rumoring criminal reasons... I watch Shroud and J9 and crew so Doc was a person around a lot

the-obiwan posted...

The reason he was banned has not been released to the public yet.

[LFAQs-redacted-quote]

Yeah, i know it hasnt officially been stated. If you go to 5:05 in the video, there appears to be a post from someone at Twitch HR, and since then, the post has been removed. But it seems to imply that the woman was going to leverage it in someway shape or form (maybe?)...she asked for more money for her deal, they declined, and she supposedly is going to come out about him cheating on his wife with her, and they perma-banned him in preparation of her releasing this info.

So, again, maybe the info she is going to release has to do with sexual assault allegations. It certainly doesnt seem that way if the post by the HR employee holds any weight. But who knows.

There has been a flood of women throwing allegations out there at people over the last week, and while the first wave was most likely genuine, it seems there may be an ulterior motive for some, if not many of the women coming forth with their allegations now, as almost every famale streamer/content creator that has posed allegations against someone, has gained a massive spike in views/followers/subscribers. So, there definitely IS incentive for women to bring up old shit.

If it really is just as simple as he banged this girl, and shes going to put him on blast, thats dumb as fuck of a reason to be banned.

Its honestly dumb as fuck to be banned, or fired, or anything just because of an allegation. Apparently innocent until proven guilty only applies to certain situations/circumstances i guess.

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No way they would scorch earth him for adultery.

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N3xtG3nGam3r posted...

Its honestly dumb as fuck to be banned, or fired, or anything just because of an allegation. Apparently innocent until proven guilty only applies to certain situations/circumstances i guess.

Again, I'm pretty sure twitch and other sponsors are way more in-the-know on the situation than the average Twitter fanboy...

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I've never heard of a company firing anyone over adultery.

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b_nolan posted...

No way they would scorch earth him for adultery.

Yeah. He lost all his sponsorships too. This is more serious than just he cheated on his wife.

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Lmao tc is Simping for dr disrespect

also I always got a bad vibe from him

This is a deliberately misinformative topic. Given the user that made it, I'm hardly surprised
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Epstein didnt fucking kill himself

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soulunison2 posted...

Lmao tc is Simping for dr disrespect

also I always got a bad vibe from him

I've never even watched the guy.

If im simping, im simping for anti-cancel culture. Its cancerous.

Again, like i said--it very well may be some sort of sexual allegation. I cant see them banning anyone for adultery, but in todays political social climate, and with how prevalent and out of control cancel culture is getting, i legit wouldnt be surprised.
UnholyMudcrab posted...

This is a deliberately misinformative topic. Given the user that made it, I'm hardly surprised

Lol, ok...whatever that means. I have no idea who you are, so theres no way you know who i am either. He's banned. Thats 100% a fact, and thats what the topic title says. I conceded not much is known, and in a second post acknowledged it may have to do with sexual allegations. With what little is known, i took this as an opportunity to shit on cancel culture in general, because...well...fuck cancel(cancer)-culture.

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solosnake posted...

Epstein didnt fucking kill himself

I wasn't there and you can't prove that I was.

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N3xtG3nGam3r posted...

Apparently innocent until proven guilty only applies to certain situations/circumstances i guess.

Yes, those certain situations being "a courtroom".

The phrase in the context of a accusation doesn't hold any water and if anything, is simply insulting to many. If I killed my neighbor, that doesn't mean I'm innocent just because nobody could prove it. Not every real accusation can be proven, which is why they take to twitter for mob justice after the Police tell them as much.

Now, that's not to say you should assume the person is guilty either. Definitively take either stance is downright silly, unless you have hard proof. Measuring the likelihood of each is human nature, and in many cases, is more than enough for a company to decide if they want to continue a partnership with said individual, especially if they feel it's very likely true/false.

If you wish to really stick to the stance of "Nope, not going to believe any accusation without 100% proof", you can do so, as is your right, but don't expect others to. There comes a point where many realize that there may not be proof of something someone is guilty of.

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He probably "groomed" (Fucking dumb term tbh) some underage subscriber or something.

Dude always had that creepy rapey vibe to him.

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Was he employed by Twitch? Was Twitch paying him directly? Or it's just as revenue? Who gives a fuck?

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Blade_Trinity posted...

Was he employed by Twitch? Was Twitch paying him directly? Or it's just as revenue? Who gives a fuck?

Twitch was Cutting him checks but he wasn't an employee if that's what you're asking

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Tyranthraxus posted...

Twitch was Cutting him checks but he wasn't an employee if that's what you're asking

He was partnered by them. That makes him essentially an employee.

He's a contractor of Twitch as a streamer.

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RadiantAdolin posted...

He was partnered by them. That makes him essentially an employee.

Partner in the context of twitch partners aren't employees. An employee of twitch would be someone who writes the code for twitch.tv in the first place or something similar.

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Tyranthraxus posted...

Partner in the context of twitch partners aren't employees. An employee of twitch would be someone who writes the code for twitch.tv in the first place or something similar.

Both staff and partners are employees.

RadiantAdolin posted...

Both staff and partners are employees.

Twitch partners are not employees. That's like saying I'm a Google employee because I answer their surveys for cash.

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Tyranthraxus posted...

Twitch partners are not employees. That's like saying I'm a Google employee because I answer their surveys for cash.

It's actually nothing like saying that but ok.

RadiantAdolin posted...

It's actually nothing like saying that but ok.

It's the same business arrangement. He just gets more money.

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Tyranthraxus posted...

It's the same business arrangement. He just gets more money.

It's literally not. They're signing a contract to use their platform and produce content while abiding by certain rules. It's nothing like doing surveys.

RadiantAdolin posted...

It's literally not. They're signing a contract to use their platform and produce content while abiding by certain rules. It's nothing like doing surveys.

I agreed to a contract to do surveys. Sure it was just a checkbox but it's held up in court as a legally binding contract.

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Tyranthraxus posted...

I agreed to a contract to do surveys. Sure it was just a checkbox but it's held up in court as a legally binding contract.

Yeah ok.

Twitch let a dude who beat his wife on stream come back after like a week, they arent going to permanently ban one of the biggest streamers on their site for well known infidelity

a bunch of other places also dropped him simultaneously. Something really big is happening

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Limelol posted...

Yes, those certain situations being "a courtroom".

The phrase in the context of a accusation doesn't hold any water and if anything, is simply insulting to many. If I killed my neighbor, that doesn't mean I'm innocent just because nobody could prove it. Not every real accusation can be proven, which is why they take to twitter for mob justice after the Police tell them as much.

Now, that's not to say you should assume the person is guilty either. Definitively take either stance is downright silly, unless you have hard proof. Measuring the likelihood of each is human nature, and in many cases, is more than enough for a company to decide if they want to continue a partnership with said individual, especially if they feel it's very likely true/false.

If you wish to really stick to the stance of "Nope, not going to believe any accusation without 100% proof", you can do so, as is your right, but don't expect others to. There comes a point where many realize that there may not be proof of something someone is guilty of.

Well said. I agree with the notion that just because you cant prove someone is guilty, doesnt mean they are innocentyoure absolutely right.

The broader problem here, is that people are having their jobs taken away, and being socially shunned all across the board, with no nuance. Someone who actually rapes someone, is facing the same social punishments as someone who hits on a woman, thus making her feel uncomfortable. Rape accusations IMO are completely differentand I tend to lean towards mostly believing the accuser. A situation like with Angry Joe however (unless more info has come to lightthe womans account of things IMO describe a situation where he was maybe led to believe she was interested, and never said otherwise until he initiated an offer for sex) shouldnt be treated as if he sexually assaulted someone. Twitter mobs though treat all these situations identically, which hurts the overall cause of #metoo IMO.

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Nah, TC, if you saw footage of his last stream, it looked like some serious shit was going down. Like he got raided by the FBI or something.

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Tyranthraxus posted...

I agreed to a contract to do surveys. Sure it was just a checkbox but it's held up in court as a legally binding contract.

Having a legally binding contract doesn't necessarily mean you're an employee, though. I believe twitch streamers use 1099 forms to file they're taxes like they're contractors. If they were formal employees, they would use W2 forms received from twitch.

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CableZL posted...

Nah, TC, if you saw footage of his last stream, it looked like some serious shit was going down. Like he got raided by the FBI or something.

I didn't get that feeling at all. When the FBI busts in you don't keep streaming for a few minutes after that.

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BeyondWalls posted...

I didn't get that feeling at all. When the FBI busts in you don't keep streaming for a few minutes after that.

At the very end, he started looking around like he was surprised by people coming around him, though.

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ultimate reaver posted...

, they arent going to permanently ban one of the biggest streamers on their site for well known infidelity

They will if it comes out they were covering this up and paying another streamer to keep quiet.

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BeyondWalls posted...

I didn't get that feeling at all. When the FBI busts in you don't keep streaming for a few minutes after that.

they might not have been there til the very last second. the description I heard was they might have snuck into the room. apparently he suddenly looked up from his computer and noticed other people in the room and then it shuts off. sounds creepy actually. but its possible he didn't hear them come in cause of headphones

CableZL posted...

At the very end, he started looking around like he was surprised by people coming around him, though.

Bro, the FBI doesn't just quietly walk in and say, "don't let me interrupt. Go ahead and finish what you were doing."

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BeyondWalls posted...

Bro, the FBI doesn't just quietly walk in and say, "don't let me interrupt. Go ahead and finish what you were doing."

but they do burst in and if you are not able to hear, you might not notice right away.

BeyondWalls posted...

Bro, the FBI doesn't just quietly walk in and say, "don't let me interrupt. Go ahead and finish what you were doing."

Who says they did it quietly? He had a headset on and may not have heard them come in.

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Come on guys, get real. This sounds more like his wife walked in the room and looked at him like, "we gotta talk. Now."

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BeyondWalls posted...

Come on guys, get real. This sounds more like his wife walked in the room and looked at him like, "we gotta talk. Now."

Why would he be looking left and right in a panic if it was just his wife that walked in the room? That doesn't make sense in the slightest. It's more plausible, imo, that his wife walked in and tried to get his attention about what was about to go down when he put up his hand to suggest that she wait until he was done.

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