NightNation

With things as they are I cannot: 1. Schedule an upcoming stream 2. Have a chat open to everybody not just subscribers 3. Know that my ownership will be respected 4. From anybody that works at Rumble (unresponsive) 5. Expect basic channel controls to control how my own channel works 6. Expect that death threats doxxing and swatings aren't being organized on Rumble 7. Expect that the people that subscribe to my channel are even notified that I'm live 8. Join other people's streams without the same brigading trolls ruining their chat or their comment section under direction by 2 bad actorsd 9. Have anyone that you could possibly contact at the company at all. Their help email goes nowhere. 10. Earn a decent living doing my content at Rumble. I was easily able to do this on Odysse.

All human races (subspecies) terraform the environment to suit their genetic inclinations. This is a core reason why mass migration invasions are an existential threat.

I honestly don't know if I can continue streaming on Rumble under these conditions. I'm dealing with an incessant, DAILY swarm of troll accounts, which I know for certain is being driven by two hostile Rumble streamers, who have an ongoing grudge against me: “All I'm Sayin” and “TheRealTuber" (they work as a team). This isn't an occasional disagreement or a few obnoxious comments. These individuals repeatedly target my streams—and those of numerous other creators—while directing and encouraging a persistent harassment mob. Simply deleting individual spam and troll accounts does not solve the problem. They just create new accounts and come right back. As long as the people organizing and encouraging this behavior are allowed to continue operating without meaningful consequences, banning disposable troll accounts accomplishes virtually nothing. I've made it abundantly clear that I want these people to stay away from my channels. They refuse to do so. The harassment continues anyway, day after day. The ringleaders need to be addressed, not merely the endless supply of disposable accounts they send into other people's streams. In fact, when only the troll accounts are removed while the people allegedly organizing the harassment remain untouched, it appears to embolden them. We've already seen that happen before. At some point, Rumble has to provide creators with a meaningful way to stop organized, persistent harassment. Creators should not have to abandon the platform because a small group of hostile streamers can repeatedly weaponize disposable accounts against them with no effective remedy.