Twitch has been compromised

[byuu]

E-thots are quite based tbh, they utilize capitalism and make shitloads of profits based on demand, I don't know why you people are so upset.

Most of them are probably too dumb to invest that money before their looks start to fade though.

 

[Null]

noooo the paypigs can't know how fucking rich I am

 

[Hitman One]

Death to simps, thots and zoomers.

 

[Slimy Time]

Nah. It's there. From August 2019-Sept 2021 (obviously some of those months @ $0 because he was kicked), he was paid out 97956.26.

Remember guys, he reeeeeaaaaaaalllly needs the money for his taxes and mortgage. That amount of money he got makes his financial mismanagement all the more funnier.

 

[Crab Zone]

Leading theory is that Doc tried pulling a fast one on Twitch to negotiate a better contract. Something to do with lying about an offer he got from Mixer. It's probably just some bureaucratic crap, because we'd probably have known by now if it was a metoo (or something of that nature)

Not a Doc fanboy but they had him signed to a huge deal to keep him from going to Mixer. Mixer dies and they want to renege on the deal which eventually lead to him being kicked off the platform. We will find out exactly what happened after his Lawsuit against Twitch is done.

 

[ClamHammer]

deep down were all kind of jealous and im not afraid to admit that, imagine making 6 figures fucking monthly for playing games

I won't disagree. Guess I need to go to the gym more often. I know my demographic (fags) have tons of disposable income even though I hate 'my people' lmao I'd take their money.

 

[Cavalier Cipolla]

Leading theory is that Doc tried pulling a fast one on Twitch to negotiate a better contract. Something to do with lying about an offer he got from Mixer. It's probably just some bureaucratic crap, because we'd probably have known by now if it was a metoo (or something of that nature)

But this way we would know the exact reason. If various business documents got leaked as well.

 

[lost_n'_confused]

I think most people would easily get greedy with an income like these streamers. Human nature.

 

[Barbarus]

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I thought liberals were all for the rich having their income being very visible to the public

 

[boongus]

>TFW a socialist makes more money then I will in my entire life

 

[scallion]

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Reddit is hard at work and they're doing it for free!

 

[Exelxi]

>easily earns $200k+ a month
>asks to be reimbursed for some firearms

swear every 'socialist' dude you ever meet is always the first to bring up money

 

[Lemmingwise]

Just a reminder that the 2010 lockstep document that planned a worldwide pandemic as excuse to expand surveillance, lockdowns and anti demonstration legislation, also had another chapter for a plan for a period of unrelenting cyberattacks.

First facebook, then twitch. Who's next?

Edit: people asked for the document:

 

[DragoonSierra]

fucking hell jerma gets paid

 

[Cavalier Cipolla]

>TFW a socialist makes more money then I will in my entire life

Welcome to Yugoslavia, the rest of the Eastern Bloc and others caught in its orbit! Where everybody is equal, but some are more equal than others!

 

[Pargon]

Just a reminder that the 2002 lockstep document that planned a worldwide pandemic as excuse to expand surveillance, lockdowns and anti demonstration legislation, also had another chapter for a plan for a period of unrelenting cyberattacks.

First facebook, then twitch. Who's next?

Unrelenting cyberattacks on normie entertainment sites and social media. How are those anything other than an objectively good thing?

 

[Michael Janke]

noooo the paypigs can't know how fucking rich I am

reddit is trying to prevent leaks? as if reddit can singlehandedly stop the spread of that information. those guys have a tremendous ego if they believe reddit alone can stop this information spreading. what about youtube, twitter, facebook instagram? no doubt keemstar will find a way to read these out loud.

 

[RembrandtCourage]

Just a reminder that the 2002 lockstep document that planned a worldwide pandemic as excuse to expand surveillance, lockdowns and anti demonstration legislation, also had another chapter for a plan for a period of unrelenting cyberattacks.

First facebook, then twitch. Who's next?

Is there a link to this document available? And it's still too early to tell who's responsible so I'd wait a bit for the dust to settle before settling on a possible conspiracy/blaming china/fringe group

 

[Forgetful Gynn]

2002 lockstep document

got a link?

 

[FFinfo]

Unrelenting cyberattacks on normie entertainment sites and social media. How are those anything other than an objectively good thing?

This. Payment processing needs to start having global outages before I even remotely care about site outages.
I mean, aside from this site of course.