The only place I draw the line is people giving him money to troll him and then coming here expecting a parade, but even then they shouldn't be prevented from doing it to begin with. That just gives us one less retard to laugh at.
He actually makes a lot through tips, recently had a single stream where he got around $1200 in tips alone, before that he had banked several streams at $200. It's not like he's gonna go poor Josh. And now he's on youtube with superchats and memberships.
Lol you must be new. Phil scams and lies even about shit he doesn't have to lie about, takes advantage of people with literal dents in their heads and other wheelchairs. Most of his fans are literally retarded and the trolls that give him money even more retarded with a few crossed wires probably I dunno.
There's no moral fuckery involved in this situation, it's business. If you want their money, you have to play by their rules. That's just what it is. You agreed to them when you signed their partnership agreement, and you also agreed they have the right to terminate that partnership at any time for any reason. It shouldn't be shocking corporations don't want to provide monetization to a dude that acts like an unhinged toxic manchild on their platform. No corporation is going to put themselves in that situation. Who knows what the fuck this dude is going to say, or who he's going to piss off tomorrow; why put your image at risk associating with some wildcard clown when he's not even a significant contributor to your money line in general. There is no influential company, certainly not as bit as Twitch, that wouldn't have yeeted him immediately.
Oh mate that is actually bloody exceptional. Those are the same people that later complain about his income and how he doesn't deserve it. I've seen so many of those same people in his YouTube members recently, it's insane.
You still can: https://streamelements.com/darksydephil/tip
St Nige, Patron Saint of Wheelchairs
The greater issue lies in the fact that Twitch and other tech giants make their own rules whilst simultaneously strangling any competition. "Don't like, don't use" is a much larger problem if you want to stream games, or any other online activity, and in order to do so you must use one of three huge platforms all of which have the same draconian and inconsistently-applied set of rules.
Seriously, look at this:
The only reason I want to see dsp lose money is for the potential salt. The kahntent when dsp announces he has to sell his house and start renting would be amazing. I make about the same as he makes so I don't really care that much but maybe if I was a wagecuck I guess my feelings could be different.
To be fair to DSP, he cares so little about his fanbase he probably doesn't realize the ratio of retards and autistic furfags to neurotypical folk is leaning heavily towards the former. My basis for this is how much work he will do to shill that he is interested in the shit superblindman is doing at any given point in time to show off how caring of a person he is, sorta like dragging around a black friend to show you're not racist.
Yeah but this is the same tired argument that I hear from trannies every time we get booted off another service. When you're allowing people to get kicked off for fucking retarded reasons, then you end up in a situation where the entire Internet is moderated like daytime TV. It's a fucking nightmare.
Private companies:
I agree with your sentiment, but like everyone else I have to disagree with the actual statement, the big problem is that Twitch isn't "restricting" anyone's free speech. I think twitch is a shitty company run by shitty people who apply their rules with an agenda that isn't applied equally. That said, they don't have to pay him if they don't want to. They could have dropped him for any reason at any time and he agreed to that in his contract. Twitch can run their business as poorly and as hypocritically as they want, they don't need to let anyone do anything they don't like on their site.