EPTThought this deserved its own thread given how quickly things are blowing up. Amazing how quickly things make a 180 when someone loses their job when just yesterday, the community was screaming for his head.
Redeye Steps Down From esports
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geokilla
Canada8255 Posts
Thought this deserved its own thread given how quickly things are blowing up. Amazing how quickly things make a 180 when someone loses their job when just yesterday, the community was screaming for his head.
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algue
France1436 Posts
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freelifeffs
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Kotreb
Croatia1392 Posts
https://twitter.com/BanKsEsports You can find all information here. | ||
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raff100
498 Posts
On June 30 2020 01:33 algue wrote: Did he do something bad or is he just simply retiring? I don't follow e-celebs drama An esport guy twitted stuff about Redeye and his abuse of powers in the scene. He then talked about a family cause when he was accused by his wife of some serious abuses. These are all allegedly accuses and not real proof has been presented yet, even though the accusing guy said that there are a lot of stories and people ready to be unleashed. Probably this is just the start for him, like it happened for other people in the esports scene in the last week | ||
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raff100
498 Posts
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/663267615?t=2h9m1s Still no real evidence or story | ||
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ploguidice
United States233 Posts
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Thaniri
1264 Posts
On June 30 2020 01:33 algue wrote: Did he do something bad or is he just simply retiring? I don't follow e-celebs drama These onesided Twitter shitstorms need to stop. If I want to look at a court case, I can find public record of all proceedings and make up my own mind. This is the first time I've noticed that people are accusing redeye of something. Put yourself in my shoes and re-read this Twitter post. What was he accused of? Who accused him? What defence has he put up? There is NO information here, it is strictly an appeal to emotion. | ||
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Kitai
United States886 Posts
On June 30 2020 01:40 freelifeffs wrote: disgusting times we live in where keyboard social justice warriors are mass ruining peoples lives via twitter. Oh no, consequences for actions. | ||
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raff100
498 Posts
On June 30 2020 01:40 freelifeffs wrote: disgusting times we live in where keyboard social justice warriors are mass ruining peoples lives via twitter. At least bullied\assaulted people have a way to tell their story. Not everyone has the balls or the power to not be oppressed in real life. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18775 Posts
So his kids needs to suffer for his actions? | ||
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Musicus
Germany23580 Posts
I really don't know who is in the right or wrong here, but it's just sad and disgusting how much bad stuff happens behind the scenes. Still I don't think his court case with his family should be any of our business. If he really punched Sam Van Tilburgh, I am glad he is gone, but otherwise he might just be very hard to work with and treated some people badly/unfairly and that would not warrant the shitstorm imo. Instead he should get a chance to better himself. Basically I really don't know what to think, maybe none of my rambling makes sense, what a shitty time in esports (but necessary). Edit: I hope all parties involved can get better and heal and work this out in the future. | ||
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Big-t
Austria1351 Posts
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Nakajin
Canada8991 Posts
I think we can all agree a twitter shitstorm is not the best way for this to have gone down, but considering it seems to have gone on for years without repercussion, maybe it was the only way. | ||
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raff100
498 Posts
On June 30 2020 02:17 Big-t wrote: Noooo, what have the social justice warriors done now?? What is happening lately? Has none been taught on how to solve problems like an adult? Why are we bringing drama more and more to social media? This has to stop... Turns like that using your power against weaker workers is not solving problems like an adult, it means being a coward. It's really easy to act like a bully against people who cannot defend themselves in the fear of losing their job and then say "I'm sorry , all gone". I'm really glad that all these people ,men and women, are voicing their abuses so we know how many bullies are in the esports and clean them all. | ||
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geokilla
Canada8255 Posts
On June 30 2020 02:17 Big-t wrote: Noooo, what have the social justice warriors done now?? What is happening lately? Has none been taught on how to solve problems like an adult? Why are we bringing drama more and more to social media? This has to stop... I think it's because E-Sports and social media are related to one another. Viewers are young. Talent team is young. Organizations are young. We're just naturally more attracted to social media. And for the past week, social media has been blowing up with all the harassment and abuse that's been going on behind the scene. As important as it is to voice concerns on Twitter, there's a line between what should go on Twitter and what should be handled privately. I think a lot of them has crossed that line and now, the accused are considered guilty until proven innocence. | ||
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Circumstance
United States11403 Posts
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[N3O]r3d33m3r
Germany674 Posts
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Kitai
United States886 Posts
To clarify, I'm just glad he lost his position in esports after years of abusing coworkers and literally punching a guy at work. Those are the consequences/actions I was referring to. I agree his kids should not be dragged into this. | ||
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Big-t
Austria1351 Posts
On June 30 2020 02:23 raff100 wrote: Turns like that using your power against weaker workers is not solving problems like an adult, it means being a coward. It's really easy to act like a bully against people who cannot defend themselves in the fear of losing their job and then say "I'm sorry , all gone". I'm really glad that all these people ,men and women, are voicing their abuses so we know how many bullies are in the esports and clean them all. Ah, I didn't mean punching someone is an adult way of problem solving. I think it is very good that he lost his job for this behavior. What I meant was the way on how this happend. Involving his family and even kids (how old are they? If they are underaged this is beyond not OK) is too much imo. Pointing out that he did something wrong was the right move, but I think if the people who got him into nearly suicide and harassed his famaily get away with this, it would send the wrong message to further similar situations. However I have no suggestion on what to do... | ||
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