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Nina Lin and Joey Spencer got banned on twitch for less than 1 week after a video surfaced of them sexual assaulting and raping a man.

During a live Twitch stream, female streamers Nina Lin and Zoe Spencer cornered FaZe Silky's assistant, Said (24). The footage shows them grabbing him while Zoe grinds and twerks on him as smiles and tells them "no". They then carry him to a bed while yelling 'Cut the cameras!'

What they called a 'joke,' Said called assault. He later went live, stating he was deeply uncomfortable, made to cry, and that they should be in jail for their actions. Following massive backlash from the community, including from top streamer Asmongold, Twitch dropped the ban hammer on both women for the incident. Asmondgold called them them "disgusting b**ches"

I'm going to be looking from the angle on both sides to be Fair

The white kids

Playing in the park.."oh no. here they come.. let's go

The brown kids

south African whites don't like mingling with other Race group's

This includes South African Indians, Mixed race, some-Asians and Muslims...

When they saw the Brown kids Coming to park. They got uncomfortable and left.

Picture a man and a woman. the woman is crying, the man is shouting at her. which thing do you feel worse about?

Please: only after you have voted in your poll, read the following:

Consider that we're talking about 2 people here, who are experiencing negative emotions towards each other. Anger and Sadness will be emotionally taxing for the other person to deal with. Aren't both their emotions valid? aren't both obviously having a difficult time with handling their emotions, the woman being sad and thus crying, the man being angry and thus shouting. aren't they both just in the process of working through their very difficult emotios? why is it that probably most of you will have thought the woman is the victim and the man is the violent aggressor here? isn't anger an equally valid and difficult emotion as sadness is? doesn't the man deserve the same empathy here?