You're free to just ignore the users that are being racist though. You just click their name and hit a button - you'll never see their messages again. That's t

You're free to just ignore the users that are being racist though. You just click their name and hit a button - you'll never see their messages again. That's the big difference with an in-person event. Anyway, I'd rather have 10,000 racist people in my Twitch chat than one special person who has to be guarded from hearing anything that offends them. People who constantly need to be guarded are doing way more harm than good for society IMO. Also, that type of moderation never works the way it's intended. I've been to plenty of sporting events where I've heard racist remarks from people that didn't get in trouble for it.