There apparently is no report function on Twitch and people never get banned for sexism, not even MontanaBlack, some bigshot German streamer who got banned on Twitch for saying that women are like dogs. The channel the video was uploaded on apologised in the comment section for a lot of these things but doesn’t intend to upload the full interviews or a reworked video any time soon.Īt one point, Frontal 21 is showing Steam, Twitch and Discord as platforms for Nazis and say that these platforms don’t do anything to prevent hate speech from happening.
The whole documentary is lurid at best, aiming to provoke and get clicks and reactions. Nothing of this adds value to the documentary. Instead of including more information on community management, chat rules, guidelines, etc., they instead focus on filler clips from ages ago, showing Sissor with her cats and things she said taken out of context. “Lügenpresse” is nazi jargon and basically means “fake news”, FYI. They talk to him and take him out of context as well, allowing people to shout “Lügenpresse”, yet again, “proving” that you cannot talk to official journalists. The protagonist of the game is Alex Malenki who’s a right-wing activist in Germany. There is a nazi-game called “Heimat Defender: Rebellion” that some people developed for some obvious propaganda. She also said that “of course Nazis come into the stream every now and then but they’ll get instantly banned”, which is not in the actual documentary.
That was in an instance where she talked about “some haters”.
A lot of times, the documentary is portraying her in a wrong light, making it seem as if her whole community is flaming her when she plays badly. Sissor, in particular, talked to the journalist for about an hour – got featured for about two minutes, though. Later on, this trend continues with interviewees getting taken out of context and not given any speaking-time. They basically are just taking her out of context, trying to show her as someone who’s very biased and doesn’t want to talk to the media even though it’s completely different. It’s just very hard to have an unbiased conversation on that topic, is what Sissor is trying to say, as she mentioned in the video below this paragraph. A lot of older people think that games turn you into killers while younger gamers don’t think so at all. The context of that answer was that they messed up trying to unite old people that have no clue and young people that are in the medium. “People get annoyed at these questions, including our interviewees”, they say, quickly cutting to a clip where Sissor, a big-ish streamer on Twitch is saying that media kinda fucked it up. They ask questions about how Nazis are infiltrating gaming-culture and how games turn people into killers.
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