Twitch streamer Alinity has been in hot water lately, as she has been accused of having a history of animal abuse on the streaming service. There are clips of her throwing her cat and giving it Vodka making the rounds online, which led to a Change.org petition to ban Alinity on Twitch that has been growing quickly. Surprisingly, however, Alinity claimed in her Discord channel (as seen below) that she spoke to someone at the company and confirmed that she won't be banned, but those harassing her might be.
This claim likely inspired online personality and Drama Alert YouTuber Keem to make some claims fn his own. Keem has been very outspoken about the situation, going so far as to say that there is some gender bias at Twitch because a male streamer would have been perma-banned for a similar incident. Now, he's claiming that Twitch won't ban Alinity because she has some dirt on the staff.
Now, it's worth mentioning that sensationalism is Keem's MO, so he may be trying to evoke some reaction from the staff members at Twitch. It is true, however, that the company has been somewhat inconsistent in the past concerning bans, as streamer MrDeadMoth's account was only temporarily banned after assaulting his pregnant wife on-stream (it was later fully banned). That said, Keem's statement should be taken with a healthy dose of salt.
He also claims to have gotten his hands on said dirt that he is about to share. This may mean in his next Drama Alert video if not on his Twitter itself, if he were to actually follow up on this tweet. His final line suggests that the Twitch staff hire divorce attornies, implying that there is some form of sexual misconduct involved in the situation, but once again, there is nothing to substantiate that claim.
While Twitch has a reputation for inconsistent bans, it's worth mentioning that not everyone thinks that way. One director, who does not have any say in the moderation department, revealed how he would ban Alinity over this "very upsetting" news regarding her treatment of her cat.