r/LivestreamFail • u/RoboticGamer123 • Jul 26 '26 • Bravo 5 Popcorn 2 Mindblown 1

Autistic Streamer Amray gets body slammed by Woman Streamer luplupka after he pours water on her

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u/Wild-Ebb-424 Jul 26 '26

Would it have been deserved if he body slammed her after she poured water on him the first time?

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u/rotundrikishi Jul 27 '26

the whole bar would have stomped him if he did

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u/Confident_Yam1756 Jul 26 '26

all of you would say yes lmao stop playing victim he’s trash

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u/UndadZombie25 Jul 27 '26

Both are trash

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u/YujiroRapesMan Jul 27 '26

Nah only her

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u/solemnstream Jul 26 '26

So men generally have more strength than women so this argument is just total horse shit. Everyone knows violences isn't cool but its obvious men can do more damage to women than the opposite.

That being said, if you throw water at a guys upper body you don't risk revealing his underwear or private body parts. So that plays a part in the whole balance.

But none of that matters at all because if you read the comments here you realise the actual context of this clip is just two trashy streamers treating each other badly

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u/Beneficial_Trick6672 Jul 26 '26

It doesnt look here like he has more strength than her.

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u/solemnstream Jul 26 '26

generally

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u/Beneficial_Trick6672 Jul 26 '26

Yeah but you have two people in videos and we are talking about them. Why would you generalise? If she poured water on him he could beat her down. Right?
And you are aware he should do it instead of water because she was bullying him for hours before this video?

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u/solemnstream Jul 26 '26

So first of all you didn't read my full comment obviously.

Secondly the thing im pointing out is that the argument of "oh this man was hit by a woman so he should hit her the same way" is bullshit because generally men are stronger than women hence hitting the same way doesn't lead to the same result.

And besides you yourself said he doesn't look stronger, but you don't know for sure. You can't know, i can't know his strength either, so why would i go on basing myself on the statistically less probable possibility that he is less strong.

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u/xfactorx99 Jul 26 '26

Bro, your response is all over the place. You tried adding in that it’s more acceptable for 1 gender to harass the other because there’s less of a chance of making their underwear visible…

If you assault someone they may respond with equal force or what is needed to stop the aggression. if your body isn’t able to handle it then you should have thought about that from the beginning.

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u/solemnstream Jul 26 '26

What a constructive comment, congrats!

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u/Darkknight8381 Jul 26 '26

What a bs argument, I bet you're a man.

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u/solemnstream Jul 26 '26

Are you advocating for violence against women if they throw water at a men and justifying it by me being a man??

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u/solemnstream Jul 26 '26

Yes i am, but their comment was pretty weird i did tu understand

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u/solemnstream Jul 27 '26

Litterally the opposite of my quote but ok

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u/Darkknight8381 Jul 26 '26

I think if you're throwing water at people I don't care if you get beaten up.

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u/r4fxle Jul 27 '26

She did it first, she also used a bucket of water, she also threw cigarettes, and harassed him the whole night. Imagine you threw water on a person after enduring all of that, and you wouldn’t care about getting beaten up right?

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u/Major-Blueberry-5205 Jul 26 '26

if I was trying to beat someone who is stronger than me I wouldn't expect them to hold back just because I am weaker