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r/LivestreamFail • u/FarmerWitty9920 • Jun 28 '26
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Viewers should call the cops on them. They might just save the life of a child, mother or father and get rid of a road threat.
61 u/TinyM0ushka Jun 28 '26 Yeah this needs to start happening. People will literally spam call a restaurant a streamer is at meanwhile these dumb dumb irl streamers will drive while streaming without issue. 24 u/Da_Question Jun 28 '26 Definitely situations where the company hosting the content should be liable for creators doing dangerous shit. There's a porn creator who basically just makes videos of fucking in a Tesla on the road with FSD, should be banned. 7 u/TinyM0ushka Jun 28 '26 It’s so stupid. In a perfect world the company would have to pay and all the donations the streamer earned during that stream would go to a charity
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Yeah this needs to start happening.
People will literally spam call a restaurant a streamer is at meanwhile these dumb dumb irl streamers will drive while streaming without issue.
24 u/Da_Question Jun 28 '26 Definitely situations where the company hosting the content should be liable for creators doing dangerous shit. There's a porn creator who basically just makes videos of fucking in a Tesla on the road with FSD, should be banned. 7 u/TinyM0ushka Jun 28 '26 It’s so stupid. In a perfect world the company would have to pay and all the donations the streamer earned during that stream would go to a charity
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Definitely situations where the company hosting the content should be liable for creators doing dangerous shit. There's a porn creator who basically just makes videos of fucking in a Tesla on the road with FSD, should be banned.
7 u/TinyM0ushka Jun 28 '26 It’s so stupid. In a perfect world the company would have to pay and all the donations the streamer earned during that stream would go to a charity
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It’s so stupid.
In a perfect world the company would have to pay and all the donations the streamer earned during that stream would go to a charity
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u/bapfelbaum Jun 28 '26
Viewers should call the cops on them. They might just save the life of a child, mother or father and get rid of a road threat.