Marathon Twitch Streamer Dies 20 Hours into Charity Stream

[Casual Shinji]

Sooooo.... posting on an internet forum negates being a person with a productive life?

By your standards? Apparently yes. Since in your eyes being an entertainer on youtube or a twitch streamer is worthy of death.

Do you know the president of USA loves to post on Twitter? Would you say he's not productive or relevant to the world?

How would I know!? What does he have to do with this argument anyway?

I get a lot of hate because I'm a mirror people hate looking into.

No, you get a lot of hate because you're a bullhorn spouting a bunch of overblown rhetoric. Every thread I see you in your babbling about wanting the deaths of millions. Yes, the deaths of millions -- that's what your clamoring for. And we're supposeed to take you serious and condemn someone who got rich by simply entertaining people... Riiiiight.

 

[Nature Guardian]

By your standards? Apparently yes. Since in your eyes being an entertainer on youtube or a twitch streamer is worthy of death.

So, you missed my point entirely.

I'm not going to repeat it - just read that post over here which gave me a warning and maybe you can understand how idling a bit on the internet is not the same as being a "professional" Twitch streamer.

No, you get a lot of hate because you're a bullhorn spouting a bunch of overblown rhetoric. Every thread I see you in your babbling about wanting the deaths of millions. Yes, the deaths of millions -- that's what your clamoring for. And we're supposeed to take you serious and condemn someone who got rich by simply entertaining people... Riiiiight.

Ah, I might be joking, isn't it? That's what Pewdiepie and other Youtube/Twich personalities taught me: be an asshole, say offensive and cruel things, but then claim it's only for the lols.

When Pewdiepie makes a rape song or an antisemitic joke, he's only joking.
When some Twitch streamer harasses kids on an online game and screams that they should kill themselves, he's only getting more views by being edgy.

What's the difference between me and them? Oh, that I don't add "LOLOLOL JOKE" at the end.

 

[Tony2077]

UPDATE: I just received yet another mod warning, asking me to "not troll".

Oh it makes me feel so good to see that how I really feel is considered "trolling".

I guess I have no other chance but to suck it up and keep silent (story of my life), since I'd just get another warning and another and another.

I throw in the towel as I have no other choice.

well what you said came back to bite you in the ass if there is a problem with that I'm not seeing it

 

[sXeth]

Has no one here heard of a DVT???

The first post mentioned a blood clot. This being 20 hours into a session of immobility, doesn't seem surprising at all.

I still find this sad because the individual was doing it for a good cause.

I don't know if its in the yahoo article, but the original one I read from our local mentions he was taking breaks. One break was even to take a kid to soccer practice. Seems the press on it wants to really push the streaming as the angle, but I'd guess he had other health issues (smoking obviously is one) or problems. Or it was just freak bad luck. Either way, it didn't matter much if he was streaming, flying to Paris on your honeymoon, or working an overtime shift in an office, same stuff'll happen.

 

[Nature Guardian]

UPDATE: I just received yet another mod warning, asking me to "not troll".

Oh it makes me feel so good to see that how I really feel is considered "trolling".

I guess I have no other chance but to suck it up and keep silent (story of my life), since I'd just get another warning and another and another.

I throw in the towel as I have no other choice.

well what you said came back to bite you in the ass if there is a problem with that I'm not seeing it

You know, kicking someone who is down and can't fight back is not helping your viewpoint.

 

[FoolKiller]

Has no one here heard of a DVT???

The first post mentioned a blood clot. This being 20 hours into a session of immobility, doesn't seem surprising at all.

I still find this sad because the individual was doing it for a good cause.

I don't know if its in the yahoo article, but the original one I read from our local mentions he was taking breaks. One break was even to take a kid to soccer practice. Seems the press on it wants to really push the streaming as the angle, but I'd guess he had other health issues (smoking obviously is one) or problems. Or it was just freak bad luck. Either way, it didn't matter much if he was streaming, flying to Paris on your honeymoon, or working an overtime shift in an office, same stuff'll happen.

Yep... and DVTs can happen after after 3 or 4 hours even.