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Twitch Stands by Fortnite Star Who Allegedly Beat Pregnant Girlfriend on Video

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Richiek

Richiek

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https://www.thedailybeast.com/fortn...g-stream-why-hasnt-twitch-banned-him?ref=home

Luke Munday, a 26-year-old Australian Fortnitestreamer, horrified his viewers in December when he allegedly hit his pregnant girlfriend on camera after she told him to stop playing the shooting game. After prosecutors charged Munday with assault, Twitch viewers assumed he would be permanently barred from the site.

Instead, less than a month after the incident, Munday's suspension has been lifted and he can stream his Fortnite games once again. In an unsettling twist, his newfound notoriety has driven thousands of new viewers to his channel—and Twitch and parent company Amazon take a cut each time he gets a donation from fans to support his game-playing.
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Fucking disgusting that Twitch continues to support this piece of crap.
 

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User Banned (1 month): Making light of/advocating potential violence and harassment tactics
is there a chaotic good swatter out there, this is your calling
 
Gloomz

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Who the fuck is in charge of banning and un-banning?

Who is so terrible at their job to continually let shit like this happen?

Apparently he's been re-banned, but how was he un-banned in the first place?

Incompetence at its worst.
 
The Turbanator

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Funyarinpa said:
is there a chaotic good swatter out there, this is your calling
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Ah yes, this guy totally deserves to be killed by law enforcement because Twitch doesn't ban him for being violent on stream.

Even ignoring the multi-dimensional issue behind the abuse, even if he did it with zero provocation or history and just beat his wife for no reason, that still isn't reason to, you know, KILL somebody.
 
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