> So you want the government to force private companies to continue doing business with someone they no longer wish to provide services to? OP didn’t make that

> So you want the government to force private companies to continue doing business with someone they no longer wish to provide services to? OP didn’t make that argument, and I’m not going to make that argument. That said, with or without government coercion on the counter party, innocent until proven guilty is a fairly good standard to apply. It’s more important when it concerns the use of government force, but that doesn’t mean it is unimportant when dealing with private parties and it is fair to judge Twitch for not applying innocent until proven guilty as a standard when it comes to Twitch-streamers. It’s easy to get someone arrested, and it is easy for a cop to make an arrest. An arrest is not a presumption of guilt and shouldn’t be used as a signal of guilt.