-
Ever wanted an RSS feed of all your favorite gaming news sites? Go check out our new Gaming Headlines feed! Read more about it here.
-
We have made minor adjustments to how the search bar works on ResetEra. You can read about the changes here.
dr disrespect banned from Twitch (update: now back)
- Thread starter Lashley
- Start date
Tfue or ninja? Because Ninja isn't defending him in that tweet.
He'll be fine. Back to streaming in a week. More followers than ever.
He must already be a millionaire from his streaming career. He's made for life, so it's totally sensible for him to continue streaming for as long as he has an audience.
I watch his videos on YouTube from time to time but yeah, come in it's common sense not to film in a restroom. Hell if I was in the bathroom and some dumbass came in with his camera rolling there would be trouble.
I watched the entire stream, which was one of the most entertaining I've ever seen.
Nothing out of the ordinary was shown. You can usually get that same exact view from outside of bathrooms here in the US because they're complete shit with little privacy. People need to stop being so offended by things.
The camera man should have used better discretion. I'm sure he'll be back by Monday.
Nothing out of the ordinary was shown. You can usually get that same exact view from outside of bathrooms here in the US because they're complete shit with little privacy. People need to stop being so offended by things.
The camera man should have used better discretion. I'm sure he'll be back by Monday.
Haha, good one.
Twitch and YouTube allows Nazi imagery, transphobia,... openly so why would anyone care.
This is an absurd take, but I'll bite.
Who's offended? We are commenting on the fact that this person probably broke the law and Twitch and E3 responded appropriately. The question is: should it be, say, a week's ban, or permanent?
If I were that kid's guardians I would sue the shit out of him for live streaming my child pissing in a urinal.
You may giggle like crazy at the goings on inside public toilets, but they are places of privacy and filming there is not cool for obvious reasons.
I'm 35 years old and have never used a urinal in my life because I value privacy, so I understand. I don't think banning Doc from Twitch, putting a halt to his career, is the appropriate course of action here.
If anybody in those bathrooms wants to take legal action, it should be handled accordingly. I'd still put most of the blame on the person filming. Had I been filming, I'd have used better judgement and waited outside of the bathroom. It's common sense.
Yes, he should stop doing the thing that makes him hundreds of thousands of dollars per year to do something else that makes him a fraction of that.
You guys are acting like people don't do stupid shit to get attention in this world. The guys an idiot. Did he livestream it?
This reminds me of the boyfriend and girlfriend who decided that they would do a YouTube video of the guy holding a phone book and the girlfriend would use a real gun and shoot the phone book and their video would go viral right? Wrong. These idiots decided to use the most powerful handgun on the market. Not a .38 which probably wouldn't pierce a Los Angeles County phone book but a .50 cal desert eagle. Well of course you know what happens next. Anyways, she's doing prison time for manslaughter all so they could be famous if they went viral.
This reminds me of the boyfriend and girlfriend who decided that they would do a YouTube video of the guy holding a phone book and the girlfriend would use a real gun and shoot the phone book and their video would go viral right? Wrong. These idiots decided to use the most powerful handgun on the market. Not a .38 which probably wouldn't pierce a Los Angeles County phone book but a .50 cal desert eagle. Well of course you know what happens next. Anyways, she's doing prison time for manslaughter all so they could be famous if they went viral.
Last edited:
It wasn't a smart thing to do and getting kicked from E3 and Twitch (very temporarily) is appropriate but c'mon the law is there because weirdos hide cameras in stalls to film some really creepy shit and this isn't that.
Yeah straight up how can you be so dumb
People need to stop getting offended by cameraman recording the bathroom! Sheesh! Snowflakes everywhere! Super regular and common and normal thing to do
Who gives a fuck if it wasn't the same thing. Don't bring a fucking camera into the bathrom, ever.
You're right about the fact he will be back. You can film suicide victims and still pass it off as entertainment these days.
Inflicting social awkwardness on people may have some kind of comedic value, but walking into a public toilets with a camera is about as low as someone can go to get some laughs.
Think of all the possibilities for a prominent streamer presenting a live stream at E3, and this guy ends up filming in a restroom.
I like how you start your post about how people need to stop being offended by recording other people in the bathroom without their permission by telling everyone how much you enjoyed a stream where you got to see a minor taking a leak. It's nice that you put up front that your post is about how much fun you had rather than whether you actually think this is appropriate behaviour or not.
Hey what's up guys, I'm coming to you live from the pee and poop room. Let's get a good look around in here.
Ninja loves him and has before he became a big deal. You would be hard pressed to find some popular streamer who didn't. They are all hilarious fucking idiots. I mean the Faze people especially are something special, but in general the most popular streamers all fit there.
There are pics and vids going around on Twitter of it.
"Nothing out of the ordinary" is a novel way of describing something committing something highly illegal.
Set up a camera filming a women's bathroom with that "same exact view from outside of bathrooms" and see how far it gets you.
Dear lord. Imagine saying this about some weirdo bringing a rolling live broadcasting CAMERA INTO RESTROOMS! whew... I just can't...
LITERALLY BREAK LAWS and have dudes on the internet trying to handwave it away as no big deal.
I don't give a shit about Ninja, but he's obviously not defending him in that tweet so what are you talking about?
Sorry, no. It's literally a crime in his state. I don't want myself broadcast all over the internet from a room where there is a legal expectation of some privacy.
actually this just made me think of a serious question --
are establishments allowed to have cameras in restrooms for security recording purposes? not sure if I've ever noticed any
really??
so no buildings or establishments are worried about any crimes being committed in restrooms? what about like government/military buildings and stuff?
Not in the US, no. I believe there is also a similar law banning it in your private residence as well.
I'm actually doing research on the law, as I'm not a resident of California and have never had to look into this sort of thing. It seems no laws were actually broken as public bathrooms are treated as public property and not covered under the same laws as private bathrooms.
The camera operator would've needed to have intent to invade one's privacy in order to consider filming illegal.
Reference: https://www.losangelescriminallawye...ode-section-647-j-pc-invasion-of-privacy.html
I still don't agree with bringing cameras into the restroom, I would have never done such a thing, but I like to put facts before feelings.
These are Twitch streamers. You can't expect them to be rational people.