Apparently a high profile streamer was recently sexually assaulted on camera at twitch con.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWIXyUUqKz0
the streamer goes into detail https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLrxuSS33xg
EDIT: original stream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_USuIpVAqAw
The offender was escorted away by private security hired by the streamer herself, not twitch security. They have yet to find the perp, but twitch supposedly banned him (meaning twitch knows who he is and haven't notified police).
Twitch had dealt with stalkers before, and their response was to ban the private security guards who fought off the creeps. They put out messaging claiming their security is top notch, then blame the victims for not moderating their streams, as if that does anything to stop real creeps at real meetups.
The incompetence and deflection, combined with the business model of twitch streams, leads me to believe twitch knows who their primary audience is: stalkers and molesters willing to fork over 5$ to get the streamer to say their name.
drag queen story hour is not comparable because it is a thinly veiled excuse to introduce sexuality to children, something entirely immoral and, to the letter of the law, thoroughly illegal.
streaming, be it softcore porn, companionship porn, friendship porn, or any other parasocial situation, is not nearly as a moral as pedophilia, and perfectly legal between consenting adults. people pay to be mentioned on streams, which means people are willing to pay for the service, ergo it is a service.
It is though, because of this part:
Its using one thing as a front for another more predatory goal. That's it, that's the entire purpose of the comparison and you clearly understood it and are arguing "no that's different" on points not being made so you can claim your W and feel correct.
Well I gave it to you, you got your technicality victory. You win the debate club, ignored the entirety of everything else to keep harping on a meaningless specificity and defended M'Lady's honor. You are the champion.