Serious submission: give him exposure. Let some major news station do a quick story (3-6 min.) on him. Just imagine it. The emphasis should be on showing the folks at home how streamers beg for tips and the types of disableds that pony up. It would not only give twitch a shitton of bad press (which it deserves IMO) it would effectively make a lot of parents take a closer look at their credit card statements to see what their kids are spending money on. I would guess most Americans/adults in general severely disapprove of streaming, since it's fundamentally modern e-begging/panhandling. But few know how deep the rabbit hole goes with these parasites.
Imagine it:
Reporter: 'Tonight on 60 minutes, we're taking a look at the e-streaming phenomenon. We're talking to some of the people that donate money to e-streamers such as Dee Ess Pee and Pew Dye? Dee pie. Young man, how much money have you given to Darksydephil?'
Some sped: 'About $740 since last October.'
Reporter: 'Now is this your own personal hard-earned money?'
Sped: 'No, I'm actually on disability. Plus my parents send me money and they don't care how I use it.'
Reporter: 'Do you personally get anything out of this?'
Sped: 'He tells me he really, really appreciates it.'
Reporter: 'This is just one of the countless people that have donated to these e-streamers. One viewer of DSP spoke to us on the condition of anonymity and confessed to having donated several thousand dollars in the span of 8 months despite being legally super blind. Reports indicate that Phil made upwards of $100,000 last year alone, just by sitting on the couch, playing video games, and constantly asking his viewers for money. Some of which, may be coming out of your own taxes, as is the case with dsprocks1488. Phil, sadly, is just one example of the legion of e-streamers on platforms such as twitch, who make a very comfortable living, doing absolutely nothing of value to society. Phil has two houses, two cars, recently went on a vacation to get married, all of it on his viewers' dimes - or, potentially, yours.
Reporter: 'We also are getting reports that streamer DSP once jacked off on camera and uses save states on children's games.'