Okay. But Alinity, another Twitch streamer who has 3 cats, never faced discipline despite a pattern of abuse, including literally chucking one over her shoulder. This isn't unique to Hasan: if the question of animal abuse remains within reasonable doubt, Twitch will not care.
I remember Null during a MATI apisode talking about how caring for animals is exclusively a white people trait, most other races either fucking eat animals that were domesticated as pets (like asians), torture them (like indonesians) or dont give a fuck about the pets, like brown people. Black people get pitbulls but its a status symbol, or they serve a purpose (defending a house or dog fighting). Same with Spics.
I thought I heard something, but I'm putting it down to it being the thing where you expect to hear it, and you only think you hear it. But it's around when he says, "Kaya..." for me.
He will leave it on because it's "obviously not a shock collar". I'm reading that apparently the term alone gets one banned from his twitch chat and subreddit. In a couple of days "only fascists care about this manufactured controversy".
i know its been said 1000 times in here already but I don't know any dog owner who wouldn't check on their dog after hearing them yelp like that if they didn't know the reason for that yelp. His only reaction was that she was being a baby because he knew exactly what was causing that yelp.
How is it a cope to say that he angrily shouted at his dog for twisting her ankle?
I have seen this shit pulled on several times and I'm not defending Alinity, she is a whore that represents all that is wrong with Twitch, but the "animal abuse" was really overblown in her case.
Interesting study relating to this:
Gabriel in Islamic teachings is genuinely hilarious. If only monty python weren't fags and made movies like Life Of Brian but for islamic stories.
, I know), when Pikachu is being (reverse?) electrocuted in some kind of power chamber and is screaming heartbreakingly. I saw that scene as a little kid, it impacted me much that I never wanted to see an animal scream out in pain like that if I could do something about it. I'm sure we all have "that" moment as little kids, where we learned to love animals, the Raskolnikov and the horse moment if you will.
