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Twitch "isn't profitable" admits CEO, in wake of recent layoffs
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Nope. It's because Twitch allowed nudity. This was the final straw for most
Would have blown right over if they didn't foster an audience of neofascists.
Nope. You're comparing two different issues.
If you're incapable of seeing the bigger picture then there's nothing I can or should say.
Bruh. Tf does a fascist audience have to do with Twitch falling off? What I was saying was that the debacle surrounding nudity was the last straw for most.