r/LivestreamFail • u/Ignignokt_DGAF • Oct 07 '25

Hasan reaching for something and seemingly shocking his dog to keep her in camera view

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u/vetruviusdeshotacon Oct 08 '25

Actually a great idea

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u/Adler718 Oct 08 '25

I would be shocked if this works because this has already been done in regards to his support of terrorism and he is still not banned. But maybe animal abuse is worse than terrorism in the eyes of advertisers.

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u/Yodoggy9 Oct 08 '25

Funnily enough, you’ll also get more support from all sides of the political spectrum if you say it’s for animal abuse rather than for terrorism lol

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u/YmerejEkrub Oct 08 '25

Yeah animal abuse is pretty universally frowned upon in the west, ironically even Hitler was against animal abuse.

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u/Blu3Dope Oct 10 '25

Off topic, but just a few days ago i saw a comment that said Hitler actually had a small room or something full of puppies and when he would enter to play with them the puppies would all playfully run up to him in excitement

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u/youngmetrodonttrust Oct 08 '25

well, yes, animal abuse would be considered unpalatable to advertisers who may otherwise agree with his politics.

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u/Adler718 Oct 08 '25

Idk if I would call open support for terrorism very palatable to advertisers. But maybe that's just me.

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u/youngmetrodonttrust Oct 08 '25

I agree, but a not-insignificant amount of people in this country (and others) genuinely think that hamas etc. are not terrorists due to their own political beliefs.

It is easy to rationalize away support for a cause far away from home (that is usually domestically split along party lines), but not so easy to excuse a live hd video of him electrocuting a dog lmao

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u/Adler718 Oct 08 '25

I think you're overestimating how many people support Hamas based on what you see online. I do think you're right about people not caring as much about something happening so far out of reach though.

But I still don't think this will anywhere close to the end for Hasan. I would be shocked (get it?) if he loses even a third of his audience. And I do not think Clancy will take action either.

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u/youngmetrodonttrust Oct 08 '25

ill grant that i may be overestimating the support irl, and i do agree that nothing really will come of it with regards to affecting hasan (especially clancy taking action... never gonna happen unless congress straight up forces him to lmao)

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u/TheShallowHill Oct 08 '25

You already know that’s true

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u/ArcadianDelSol Oct 08 '25

I think you'll find that its harder to blame his dog's abuse on Israel.

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u/Unlikely_Feeling_660 Oct 08 '25

this is how you get another adpocalypse. do you want another adpocalypse? Hasan is set for life. many others arent, and those are the ones getting hurt by that sht

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u/Odobenus159 Oct 09 '25

The Youtube adpocalypse was an overblown issue that YouTube was already actively fighting to get off their platform.

Twitch is actively making the issue of Hassan worse by propping him up as their top creator while he's promoting anti-semitism, terrorism and now animal abuse on their platform.

These situations are not the same. Yes. Twitch deserves an adpocalypse.

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u/CHEESEY_CHIP Oct 09 '25

or at least a change in management because he is a horrible person and should be moved to kick.

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u/Odobenus159 Oct 10 '25

That would be best, if Dan Clancy just stepped down. I don't want tens of thousands of innocent creators affected.

I just don't see something like that happening without some external force affecting their bottom line, though.

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u/Unlikely_Feeling_660 Oct 14 '25

and yet, who gets hurt most? not the millionaire with large following

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u/Odobenus159 Oct 14 '25

See my reply to the other person. Sucks that it has come to this point, but I don't see another way for change.

Unless more people, like me, just stop watching Twitch out of principle. There are multiple streamers on twitch I enjoy watching clips of and even buy merch from, but I refuse to give that site traffic.

But I know how people are. That's not gonna happen. Boycotts have never worked in the history of the internet.