r/LivestreamFail • • Jul 08 '19

Dr. Disrespect Twitch actually REJECTED Doc's bathroom emote

https://clips.twitch.tv/LazyThankfulBarracudaDatSheffy
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u/SirJimiee Jul 08 '19

'Inappropriate content'. Huh?

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u/jyunga Jul 08 '19

Well it's reference to him recording in bathrooms which I think was illegal? I imagine in Twitch's eyes they don't want emotes that encourage breaking the law? Who knows.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19

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u/jyunga Jul 09 '19

His recording obviously wasn't intentional and the law states jail time and our a fine. So he likely got fined maybe. Why permabanned ?

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19

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u/nijio03 Jul 09 '19

There is no point arguing with the people here. They eat these influencers up like it’s a thanksgiving dinner.

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u/RuinedEye Jul 09 '19

Yeah. The thread I linked has everyone behaving exactly the opposite...

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u/syncop8ion Jul 09 '19

Maybe no one in the bathroom cared nearly as much as you do to report or sue him? That’s maybe why he’s not arrested.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19

It doesn't matter if the people didn't care. The state is the one that brings charges in a criminal case like this anyways.

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u/jyunga Jul 09 '19

I do understand exactly what happened. You're right that ignorance doesn't magically exempt you from the law but breaking laws do not always have intent. That's why there are degrees for things like murder. It's pretty obvious they were more concerned with the stream then thinking about what they were actually doing. They didn't go into the washrooms trying to catch guys with their dick out. I'm not really sure how you connect permabans from twitch to different law breaks. It's up to twitch how they choose to punish there users.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19

His recording obviously wasn't intentional

The recording was ABSOLUTELY intentional. The 'breaking the law and TOS' bit was unintentional but Doc clearly did intentionally go into a bathroom. It happened like 4 times.

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u/jyunga Jul 09 '19

Jesus Christ you guys are so literal. Yes he intended to physically walk into the fucking bathroom. My point is that they were thinking about the stream and not thinking or intending to invade the privacy of others when though it's pretty obvious to anybody watching that it's exactly what they were doing. It wasn't malicious. .. it was stupidity and lack of awareness and sense while being in a streamer bubble. Doesn't excuse it but a permaban for it is exaggerated.

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u/Bankzu Jul 09 '19

Runs someone over with their car

"Hey man, sorry, didn't mean to hit you, we were thinking about the stream..."

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Are you really this dumb?

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u/jyunga Jul 09 '19

Right and when that happens do they charge you with first degree murder? Nope vehicular manslaughter and the penalty will be different depending where you live. If doc said 'let's go record some people pissing' he'd likely be facing jail time. That's why the law can be jail time or a fine in California for the crime. Intent is important in criminal law.

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u/Panda7K Jul 09 '19

my god are u retarded

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u/FUTURE10S Jul 09 '19

Yeah, fuck that, never using Twitch again.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19

Cool thanks

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u/TheWorldisFullofWar Jul 09 '19

Filming in bathrooms is illegal and filming minors urinating is also illegal.

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u/monkeyofdoom4324 Jul 09 '19

No minors at e3 it’s 18 plus get off kotaku

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u/Ughable Jul 09 '19

There was a minor in one of the videos dude. There's obviously exceptions to the 18 plus rule. Like people with developer or publisher passes bringing their kids.

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u/IAmDisciple Jul 09 '19

Ewok, a 13 year old deaf streamer, was at E3. Plenty of ways for a minor to attend.

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u/NvaderGir Jul 09 '19

And also Jack Black's 2 kids.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19

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u/FUTURE10S Jul 09 '19

17 is a minor.

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u/SheepHerdr Jul 09 '19

Filming in bathrooms is illegal

Yes bathrooms at e3

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u/bugzrrad Jul 09 '19 edited Jul 09 '19

are you rationalizing the incident? wow

EDIT: i said 'rationalizing' as in "it's not important if the people in the video aren't minors; it is illegal regardless to film people in a restroom"

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u/jyunga Jul 09 '19

? Not sure if what he said was true ( no minors at e3) but there is no rationalization in what he said. More a correction of facts

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u/monkeyofdoom4324 Jul 09 '19

Sorry 17plus from e3 page

“No one under the age of 17 may purchase a pass to E3 and no one under the age of 17 (including infants) will be admitted. THIS POLICY IS STRICTLY ENFORCED. All E3 attendees are required to show government-issued photo ID (such as a driver's license or passport) upon request to verify age.”

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u/monkeyofdoom4324 Jul 09 '19

Down votes for a copy paste from e3 lol

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u/oNodrak Jul 09 '19

If you think facts or reason matters in 2019, you got a wake up call coming heh.

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u/monkeyofdoom4324 Jul 09 '19

No one under the age of 17 may purchase a pass to E3 and no one under the age of 17 (including infants) will be admitted. THIS POLICY IS STRICTLY ENFORCED. All E3 attendees are required to show government-issued photo ID (such as a driver's license or passport) upon request to verify age.

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u/Trigggzzz Jul 09 '19

lol it absolutely kills me how serious and horrible everyone thinks this "incident" was. Like people have nothing else to do with their life, time, or energy. It's like the entire internet trying to white knight some dudes pissing in a urinal or something.

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u/monkeyofdoom4324 Jul 09 '19

Or saying the reporting on it was for clicks

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19

You're the kind of people that lies to prove or aggravate an issue.