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DrDisrespect permanently banned from Twitch [Now Streaming on YouTube]

StueyDuck

Member
Listen, he literally said "were there real intentions behind these messages?absolutely not".

This single sentence is incriminating and shows it wasn't just a comment like "yeah, I assfucked that guy in that one match yesterday".
are you suggesting it's incriminating because it doesn't say what it actually says?

that's like saying "I didn't shoot that guy" proves that i did.
 

StueyDuck

Member
It's like saying "a shot was fired, but wasn't my intention to hurt anyone"
but you say that is incriminating. So if you were in court for a police officer whose weapon was accidentally discharged. your instant response is guilty? no chance that shot could have just purely be a wildly coincidental accident at all?
 

Astray

Member
It will be super curious to see where the goalposts move when some hot-shot district attorney starts investigating this (it's getting picked up by NBC and Bloomberg, this is now a non-zero possibility).
 
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Killjoy-NL

Member
but you say that is incriminating. So if you were in court for a police officer whose weapon was accidentally discharged. your instant response is guilty? no chance that shot could have just purely be a wildly coincidental accident at all?
They were DMing, it wasn't a wildly coincidental accident now, was it?

It's like pointing the gun straight at the victim, discharging your weapon and claiming you didn't mean to.
 

StueyDuck

Member
They were DMing, it wasn't a wildly coincidental accident now, was it?

It's like pointing the gun straight at the victim, discharging your weapon and claiming you didn't mean to.
you're conflating the two different scenarios now.

no one suggests he did it accidentally, we just don't know what the nature of the messages were, all we know is that they are inappropriate. That could mean many things, these are legal statements, and you can't interpret them to mean anything more than the generic overall usage.

I am not suggesting these messages weren't sexual or explicit, I am saying without any actual information, I'm not going to raise my pitchfork and set his tower ablaze.

There have been just as many scenarios where accusations have been misrepresented and fabricated as there have been of actual wrongdoing.

The right thing to do as people who aren't involved in the case is to make a decision based on all the information and right now I don't think we have enough either way.
 

Killjoy-NL

Member
So you must know what the DMs were, right?

Show us.

Edit: And no, that alone is neither disgusting nor sus, at least not for anyone outside this holier than thou internet bubble. Nobody in the real world cares.

Nobody.
Why are you getting worked up over this then?
 
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INC

Member
Inappropriate DMs with a minor isn't disgusting already to you?

Kind of a sus take.

So for me, its all about intent and context

Example
friend is at a bar, my friend is 22. We've had a few drinks, a girl comes over to talk to him, she has a drink in hand and is talking about uni, what she's studying, he's flirting and joking with her.
The bar maid comes over, takes her drink, and asks for ID, she's 15.

Is my friend now a peado for assuming? To him she looked 19-20, was talking about uni (over 18 to attend), is drinking alcohol.
Was he saying inappropriate shit, sure it was flirty banter, with someone he assumed was alot older. But once he knew, he noped out the situation, and had a life lesson. Is he a creep/predator now, just for being in that situation?

Now once he knew and carried on, the yeh case closed for me

It's intent and context for me.

(Obviously this isn't exactly the dame as this situation, but it's the same outline)
 

Killjoy-NL

Member
you're conflating the two different scenarios now.

no one suggests he did it accidentally, we just don't know what the nature of the messages were, all we know is that they are inappropriate. That could mean many things, these are legal statements, and you can't interpret them to mean anything more than the generic overall usage.

I am not suggesting these messages weren't sexual or explicit, I am saying without any actual information, I'm not going to raise my pitchfork and set his tower ablaze.

There have been just as many scenarios where accusations have been misrepresented and fabricated as there have been of actual wrongdoing.

The right thing to do as people who aren't involved in the case is to make a decision based on all the information and right now I don't think we have enough either way.
I don't necessarily disagree with you. Just saying that specific sentence is sus af.
Completely unnecessary.
 

StueyDuck

Member
I don't necessarily disagree with you. Just saying that specific sentence is sus af.
Completely unnecessary.
and I'm not saying he isn't sus as fuck.

Just with what we have, I don't know if I'm willing to paint the "He's a pedo" picture just yet.

Dude walked into an occupied male public bathroom at a convention while live-streaming, needless to say, he's not the brightest spark. The thing about idiots is that they are pretty oblivious. unfortunately, i know older women whose whole deal is fucked up sex memes and making quite frankly stupid sex jokes (yes I know what you are thinking and yes they are on the large side), the idea of kids growing up on social media having that same sense of humor isn't out of the realm of possibility. So I could see a stupid person being lured into a friendship like that being completely dumb to the fact that it is completely off-limits and stupid to have a relationship like that with someone who isn't over 18. (Again we don't even know the gender of this individual, we are all just assuming it's a girl).

that's why we need to see the conversations, see his actual intent.
 
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HeisenbergFX4

Gold Member
So for me, its all about intent and context

Example
friend is at a bar, my friend is 22. We've had a few drinks, a girl comes over to talk to him, she has a drink in hand and is talking about uni, what she's studying, he's flirting and joking with her.
The bar maid comes over, takes her drink, and asks for ID, she's 15.

Is my friend now a peado for assuming? To him she looked 19-20, was talking about uni (over 18 to attend), is drinking alcohol.
Was he saying inappropriate shit, sure it was flirty banter, with someone he assumed was alot older. But once he knew, he noped out the situation, and had a life lesson. Is he a creep/predator now, just for being in that situation?

Now once he knew and carried on, the yeh case closed for me

It's intent and context for me.

(Obviously this isn't exactly the dame as this situation, but it's the same outline)
I would hope with how crafted his statement was that if he didn't know they were a minor he would have made that clear or if when he found out then the inappropriate DMs stopped

Remember just a couple of days ago we were at the stage nothing wrong had happened, this isn't over

His sponsors and his friends dropped him and they likely have more info than we do, LIKELY
 

STARSBarry

Gold Member
So when is doc announcing his next project?

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FunkMiller

Member
So for me, its all about intent and context

Example
friend is at a bar, my friend is 22. We've had a few drinks, a girl comes over to talk to him, she has a drink in hand and is talking about uni, what she's studying, he's flirting and joking with her.
The bar maid comes over, takes her drink, and asks for ID, she's 15.

Is my friend now a peado for assuming? To him she looked 19-20, was talking about uni (over 18 to attend), is drinking alcohol.
Was he saying inappropriate shit, sure it was flirty banter, with someone he assumed was alot older. But once he knew, he noped out the situation, and had a life lesson. Is he a creep/predator now, just for being in that situation?

Now once he knew and carried on, the yeh case closed for me

It's intent and context for me.

(Obviously this isn't exactly the dame as this situation, but it's the same outline)

Disrespect's statement makes no attempt to claim he did not know the person was a minor, which he would have done for sure, if it was a case of mistaking their age. It's a decent defence to put up, as you rightly say.

'I knew they were a minor and I sent the messages anyway' is a smoking gun, no matter which way you cut it.
 

INC

Member
Disrespect's statement makes no attempt to claim he did not know the person was a minor, which he would have done for sure, if it was a case of mistaking their age. It's a decent defence to put up, as you rightly say.

'I knew they were a minor and I sent the messages anyway' is a smoking gun, no matter which way you cut it.

Yeh exactly my point
 
Why is anyone still trying to defend this guy?

If he never sexted a minor he would've said it already. It's clear he did, lmao. This could be over if he wanted already.
 

thief183

Member
This witch hunting is really starting to bore me, if the law decided that there is no crime involved, we'll there it is, what else do you want to know? And why do you care?

I don't really see the big deal, you all want him dead cause he chatted with a 17 yo?
 

King Dazzar

Member
I've only be following this very loosely. No thoughts either way on DrDisrespects career - he was always just an amusing weirdo/distraction to me with a 70's porn star tache.

Age of consent is 16 here in the UK. And a minor someone younger than 18. Abusing positions of power/influence is a no no for sure. And its good/right that people stand up for that. But on the other side, is everyone here saying that under no way, shape or form would they ever flirt with a potentially hot 17 yr old? Yeah I'm not convinced.

I'm careful with judging too harshly and quickly, especially when, to the best of my knowledge. No full conversations have been disclosed and the extent of wrong doing established.
 

StueyDuck

Member
Why is anyone still trying to defend this guy?

If he never sexted a minor he would've said it already. It's clear he did, lmao. This could be over if he wanted already.


The reason i post this video is because "denial" doesn't mean anything.

There will be a legal reason why he is or isn't saying what he is saying, the same goes for the Twitch accusers and the lack of any response from the victim or their parents.
 
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This witch hunting is really starting to bore me, if the law decided that there is no crime involved, we'll there it is, what else do you want to know? And why do you care?

I don't really see the big deal, you all want him dead cause he chatted with a 17 yo?

They don't give a shit about the girl, lol.
 

DrFigs

Member
I've only be following this very loosely. No thoughts either way on DrDisrespects career - he was always just an amusing weirdo/distraction to me with a 70's porn star tache.

Age of consent is 16 here in the UK. And a minor someone younger than 18. Abusing positions of power/influence is a no no for sure. And its good/right that people stand up for that. But on the other side, is everyone here saying that under no way, shape or form would they ever flirt with a potentially hot 17 yr old? Yeah I'm not convinced.

I'm careful with judging too harshly and quickly, especially when, to the best of my knowledge. No full conversations have been disclosed and the extent of wrong doing established.
Idk if 17 yo is legal in whatever state Dr. Disrespect is in, but like the accusations made it seem much worse. like drake was accused of worse and i think he'll be fine too.
 
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JMZ555

Member
Doc is fucked and he only got himself to blame.

Unless he releases the chat log (cant see that happening) which shows he didn't know person was a minor and shows he wasn't sexting then he is done for good.

Anybody in his position would categorically say they didn't know they was a minor, the fact he didn't says a lot.
 

FewRope

Member
Doc is fucked and he only got himself to blame.

Unless he releases the chat log (cant see that happening) which shows he didn't know person was a minor and shows he wasn't sexting then he is done for good.

Anybody in his position would categorically say they didn't know they was a minor, the fact he didn't says a lot.
Truly insane he did edited out the minor part and later added it again lmao
 

Bernardougf

Member
Why is anyone still trying to defend this guy?

If he never sexted a minor he would've said it already. It's clear he did, lmao. This could be over if he wanted already.
He did say he didnt, and it is over since he won his case in a court of law, having to obviously show the messages, to sue twitch and he won. Dont know how people are ignoring this fact.

What you are seeing here is the internet mob mentality, virtue signaling and white knighting, by a bunch o dudes that later tonight will type "hot asian teens been fucked by octopus" and jerk off until sunrise.
 

Thyuda

Member
He did say he didnt, and it is over since he won his case in a court of law, having to obviously show the messages, to sue twitch and he won. Dont know how people are ignoring this fact.

What you are seeing here is the internet mob mentality, virtue signaling and white knighting, by a bunch o dudes that later tonight will type "hot asian teens been fucked by octopus" and jerk off until sunrise.
Because people want to believe whatever they want to believe.

And if there's evidence suggesting otherwise they either ignore it or try to argue around it.

Or they try to pin it on "morality", which is even more hilarious.
 

Three

Member
are you suggesting it's incriminating because it doesn't say what it actually says?

that's like saying "I didn't shoot that guy" proves that i did.
No he's saying the fact that he said "were there intentions behind those messages" makes it pretty clear that they weren't relating to "yeah, I assfucked that guy in that one match yesterday". He was sending likely sexual messages "without intentions".
 

Topher

Gold Member
He did say he didnt, and it is over since he won his case in a court of law, having to obviously show the messages, to sue twitch and he won. Dont know how people are ignoring this fact.

What you are seeing here is the internet mob mentality, virtue signaling and white knighting, by a bunch o dudes that later tonight will type "hot asian teens been fucked by octopus" and jerk off until sunrise.

Court of law? I thought this was handled internally with Twitch as there was no crime committed.
 

FunkMiller

Member
He did say he didnt, and it is over since he won his case in a court of law, having to obviously show the messages, to sue twitch and he won. Dont know how people are ignoring this fact.

Given he's made a clear public statement on social media, he could now easily clear this up by releasing the transcript of the conversation. If it is as innocent as he claims, then this would exonerate him completely. Surely that would be better than risking his career by allowing people to think the worst. He would also show Twitch up if he did that. It's a win win for him.

What's your reasoning for him not doing this?
 
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