Such a declaration would definitely not be a credible threat, unless you're, like, Putin.
ISIS is who I was talking about.
Political correctness is when you don't adhere to my politics.
Because twitch leadership has a right of expression themselves too. They don't owe everyone the right to be featured on their website. There is nothing stopping someone starting a competing streaming website where such statements do not impact your ability to be featured prominently.
There's an adage: "Your rights end where mine begin"
There's a lot stopping people from starting a competing streaming website, actually. There's a reason that Youtube and Twitch are hosted by Google and Amazon, both companies with tons of money already behind them, because it takes an incredible amount of computer resources and neither of them are directly profitable.
I dunno, bitchute exists, and it was started after Alex Jones was ousted from youtube. Odds are the effort to start bitchute is comparable to whatever it would cost to start pogchamp.streaming(or whatever the site would be called).
Except they exercised their right to speech to try and make punish said person for exercising their own right to speech.
Well twitter did for years until anonymous literally started hacking accounts belonging to ISIS and then deliberately working to get them banned by spamming porn from them.
It's weird to me that US corporations are treated as people but not obliged to act like them. If you silenced another persons right to speech you'd likely face challenges. Companies don't yet people defend their right to speak as a corporate entity rather than individual people making the decision. Why couldn't twitch's leadership tweet the info themselves as people and have the official account retweet it?
