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6/5/2015 2:25:46 AM
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[url=http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law]-godwinslaw!-[/url] had that in common.. Lol.. So much for free speech huh?
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Streamers are in control of their chat. If they don't like what you're doing, it's fully within their rights to ban you. You don't have the "freedom of speech" in an online service to go in and insult the man giving out the entertainment.
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They ban whoever says something they don't like.. That's crap.. Answer the damn question or ignore them.. Banning people (unless they are truly being disruptive) is a sign of immaturity and insecurity.. And that's why they are both losers in my books.. Feel free to think otherwise.. But that's where I stand on it
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It could also be the mods that ban people too but if you wouldn't want something said what would you do?
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Nothing.. You want to be a public figure you better get used to it.. Its essentially like running a game server but banning anyone that beats you..
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But what if you answer the question in a video or like i said, a mod bans you and not the actual streamer.
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well thats out of their hands to a certain extent.. but this isnt the first time this has happened and its not always mods doing it... they get called out and they cant take it or form a decent argument against it so they ban the person.. thats what children do and these guys are grown men...
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Edited by xReshiram: 6/5/2015 3:45:42 AMWell the streamers i watch i havent seen do that, like one of them i watch he demodded one of the mods because he banned someone and he has like this sorta freedom of speech stream
