• RandoCalrandian
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    16 months ago

    Where the fuck is this “right to exist” shit coming from

    You’re attacking an argument I never made

    • conciselyverbose
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      16 months ago

      You’re attacking their effort to formally label it without punishing it.

      Thinking it doesn’t deserve to exist is the only possible cause for that.

      • RandoCalrandian
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        16 months ago

        Or, just maaaaybe, it deserves to be in its own space, away from children, and these labels are only going to help with the appearance of that, and not the actual issue

        You’re strawmanning drying to defend this, and I don’t understand why you’re triggered so hard

        • conciselyverbose
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          16 months ago

          “It can exist, but not here” by monopolies is by far the most effective method of censorship available in the modern era.

          Megalithic companies like payment processors and Twitch should straight up not be permitted to ban classes of content.

          • RandoCalrandian
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            16 months ago

            Payment processors, sure, but how the fuck do you lump twitch in there?

            Should they be prohibited from banning Nazi streams, too?? That’s protected free speech, after all.

            • conciselyverbose
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              16 months ago

              Twitch is a monopoly in the live streaming video space. So unconditionally yes, blocking nudity for five minutes should get every asset Amazon owns seized for abusing that position.

              There’s loads of precedent for hate speech not constituting protected speech, so that’s not an issue.

              • RandoCalrandian
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                16 months ago

                Goddamn, your head is so far up your ass on this you’ve forgotten reality exists!

                Twitch is not a streaming monopoly

                Even if it was, banning nudity would not be any kind of infringement due to how many other nudity specific competitors absolutely exist

                And even if they didn’t, aren’t they “a private company, they can ban who they want when they want!” Like you just justified with hate speech, while completely forgetting that censorship of nudity has longer and more established president in much more monopolistic environments?

                Seriously, get some fresh air. Breathing all those fumes isn’t good for your health.

                • conciselyverbose
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                  16 months ago

                  Yes, Twitch absolutely has a monopoly on live streaming. They own the whole market and the hardware that is required for economy of scales to work.

                  Twitch not allowing nudity is exactly identical to MasterCard refusing to process porn. They are abusing their market share to prevent businesses they don’t like from being possible. They aren’t subject to the First Amendment and I never claimed they were. You’re the one who brought up speech that courts have repeatedly ruled is not protected by the first amendment and the government is permitted to explicitly take action on as “protected speech” they would have to allow if they were held to the antitrust law that prevents them from abusing their market position, and I threw it out as the obvious irrelevant nonsense it was.

                  • RandoCalrandian
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                    16 months ago

                    Well, that was a fucking lie

                    All the streamers I watch livestream on YouTube, and even when moving away from YouTube twitch isn’t on their list

                    And that’s not even getting into data, which also proves it’s not a monopoly

                    Way to gaslight to shovel bullshit tho

                    And no, twitches stance on nudity has fuck all to do with Mastercards take on nudity, because Mastercard isn’t hosting, promoting, or advertising the content. And they’re certainly not targeting their products to children, again twitch’s main demographic