
But come on, now. This is what people don't understand about being a streamer or video maker. You're not an employee. They never hired you. You're like a combo of an end user and a contractor. Twitch probably has no more legal obligation to you paying your billz than youtube does when some faggot let's player gets their channel shut down.
I HAVE EIGHT KIDS!!! I HAVE EIGHT KIDS!!! Twitch/YouTube don't care. Those aren't their eight kids and this isn't a job where they're obligated to employ and pay you. They can ban you for any reason, including a bullshit one. Dude gets a month off, unpaid, from his (((job))) because twitch decided he broke their meme-ass ToS. Get absolutely fucked.

The dude flips the fuck out over his muh eight kids, but apparently doesn't have the "come to jesus" moment where he realizes this internet shit is unstable as fuck and not a good career path for someone with a lot of dependents. "But every job is unstable!" Yeah sure, that's why your boss can totally fire you for showing your foot for 1/16th of a second in a real job, right? Or say, "hey man, I know you've been working here 10 years making money for us, but we're just gonna stop paying you from now on! You can still come in and work, but we're gonna take all the money and give you nothing." (Aka channel demonetization on youtube.) Yeah, that can definitely happen all the time in the first-world west.
