Does this constitute hypocrisy?

4  2017-03-21 by IDontCheatPoints

This happened in Twitch, it's a stupid topic but it turned into drama with friends.

-In stream A, a moderator created an alternative account to get 20k points from following the stream and 1k points from joining one raffle, for himself.

-In stream B, a moderator makes raffles for 5 seconds to win 100k points for himself, changes the bot's roulette chance to 100% for 5 seconds to roulette his own points and win 200k points for himself and changes it to 0% (lose) for another user he dislikes to lose 18 roulettes in a row. Only moderators can access the bots and change the win percentage.

Moderator from B accused moderator of A for cheating (without moderator A previously knowing that mod B cheated). Does this constitute hypocrisy or not?

6 comments

n/a  AntiLuke 2017-03-21

The fuck does any of that mean?

n/a  strathmeyer 2017-03-21

You can't call hypocrisy without at least three wiffle balls in the pitter patter pen.

n/a  LovelyLeahMarried 2017-03-21

I don't really know what I just read, but accusing someone of cheating on a contest, when you yourself have cheated in the same contest, is hypocrisy.

n/a  Nomadlads 2017-03-21

The only thing worse reddit mods are twitch mods.

n/a  niggerpenis 2017-03-21

huh

n/a  SamInTheLoop 2017-03-21

Stop watching twitch and get a non minimum wage job.