Donie O'Sullivan confronted Steven Bonnell, known as Destiny, about a controversial tweet regarding children killed in Texas floods. O'Sullivan questioned if such posts disqualified Destiny from Democratic Party collaborations. Destiny defended his right to provoke conservatives and criticized their selective humor. He remarked that Republicans control the narrative around comedy while dismissing criticisms of their jokes. The exchange highlighted the tension between online culture and political accountability among streamers and traditional political affiliations.
The tweets you sent about the kids in Texas would probably disqualify you, or would probably have somebody in the upper levels of the Democratic Party say, Okay, we'll never work with this guy again.
I think they have to get over it. I don't regret them. I love poking the bear on the right.
One of the things that conservatives stumbled into accidentally... is that people started to confuse humor with reality.
Republicans do this thing where they say, you know, Comedy is legal again, and we can joke about anything.
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