"This guy does not deserve a platform" - Online community divided after controversial streamer ItsSliker returns to streaming on Kick

sportskeeda.com:

Abraham “ItsSliker” has returned to streaming, taking up residence on the new platform, Kick. The Stake.com platform has quite a few fans divided on how they feel about a gambling website owning a streaming service. ItsSliker came under fire in 2022 for scamming his fellow streamers and fans of $200,000 to feed his gambling addiction.

In a recent stream, Abraham talked about how he has undergone therapy while speaking to someone else about his problems. The streamer opened up about how he scammed so many people to feed his addiction. However, the online community is quite divided on his return.

The below quote was part of a stream that took place on the Kick platform on April 7, 2023. Readers can access this ItsSliker stream via the platform’s VOD (Video on Demand) service by clicking this link (Timestamp: 1:00:44).

While ItsSliker does not deny what he did, many were surprised to see him return to streaming at all. On social media, there was a significantly mixed response. Some felt he doesn’t deserve a platform ever again, while others highlight that he’s still reportedly paying back what he owes.

While some were shocked that the streamer scammed so many people, and just came back, others joked that he really only scammed the two people that paid off his debt - xQc and Ludwig.

The discussion of whether the streamer is really paying people back or not came up. Some Redditors felt that there was no chance Ludwig or xQc were going to get paid back, much less the fans he openly scammed.

Others pointed out that Abraham stated he was paying people back from his security job, and his sister corroborated as much. Not all Redditors are buying it though, since it’s just someone alleging that they are his sister in chat, without voice