A day after being Twitch banned, Quintin "Quin69" took to Twitter to explain and justify his statements. This is the streamer's third ban from the live streaming platform.StreamerBans@StreamerBans Twitch Partner "Quin69" (@quinrex) has been banned! streamerbans.com/user/quin69#twitch #ban #thirdban #partner #twitchpartner 🛤89020❌ Twitch Partner "Quin69" (@quinrex) has been banned! ❌streamerbans.com/user/quin69#twitch #ban #thirdban #partner #twitchpartner 🛤Content warning: Mentions of violence, assault, child ab*se and misogyny.Quin69 responds to Twitch ban, explains his reasoningThe Twitch streamer was accordingly banned for hateful conduct following a clip from a recent stream. He was clipped out-of-context, appearing to encourage violence against women with a misogynistic remark:"Oh my god, bro. And the issue with women is, no one punches them in the head."Quin@quinrex129535https://t.co/R8Ih323kXmIn an attempt to give further context to the situation, Quin69 revealed further clips from the stream in which he was reacting to miscellaneous videos from the subreddit, r/Cringetopia. The first video he reacted to was of a non-physical altercation between two people at the gas station. An individual had cut the line at a one-way gas station and was yelling obscenities at the person who had called them out. Quintin disagreed vehemently with the individual who had cut the line and even suggested violence as the solution to the problem:"This guy hasn't been punched in the f****** head. He needs a little bit of negative conditioning so he can learn from this experience. He needs to be assaulted, like, maybe just once, maybe twice. And then he will learn..."In the next video, a Facebook blogger was seen demanding money from a drive-thru worker. Quintin felt that women were more prone to turning into 'Karens' - an archetype for an entitled, demanding woman - because they do not face punishment for their actions (in his eyes):"Oh my god, bro. And the issue with women is, no one punches them in the head, right, because they're women so then they don't even get to learn that life lesson which is why they turn into Karens. They can't even be conditioned to not act like a massive c***."He discussed "negative conditioning," although what he truly meant was positive punishment. Positive punishment is a psychological conditioning technique that requires introducing an undesirable stimulus (like assault) in order to discourage 'bad' behavior. In this instance, Quin69 believes that child ab*se would be the answer to preventing more "kids that have done s*** like this" as seen in the video above.Every time he had a hot take during the supposedly out-of-context clips, the word 'meme' would flash over the screen. He explained that he was simply joking around, and his words were not to be taken so seriously:"It's not supposed to be sexist, it's just supposed to be a meme."Viewers reactA lot of viewers disagreed with Quin69's hot takes, especially with the fact that he had tried to justify his views by labeling them as just 'memes' in order avoid the repercussions of his jokes in bad taste. They also felt that the in-context clips did not make his case any better than when everything was out-of-context.ª@ThunderStev@quinrex "not supposed to be sexist, just supposed to be a meme, but also kind of true" what exactly are you trying to accomplish with this? A ban extension?228@quinrex "not supposed to be sexist, just supposed to be a meme, but also kind of true" what exactly are you trying to accomplish with this? A ban extension? https://t.co/PnvHsO5PTkMatt Osborne@Alabastermatt@quinrex Yeah unfortunately you don’t just get to say what you want, put meme over it and expect all to be fine62@quinrex Yeah unfortunately you don’t just get to say what you want, put meme over it and expect all to be fineArtCrusader@ArtCrusader_@quinrex Those clips, will full context, are bad. They are really bad. It doesn't matter if you label it "2head hypothesis", you said a guy needs to be assaulted to learn a lesson. The hell is wrong with you?28@quinrex Those clips, will full context, are bad. They are really bad. It doesn't matter if you label it "2head hypothesis", you said a guy needs to be assaulted to learn a lesson. The hell is wrong with you?Olibias Twitch@OlibiasTV@quinrex You know when you have to repeatedly say "it's a meme, it's a meme" it's not a good meme7@quinrex You know when you have to repeatedly say "it's a meme, it's a meme" it's not a good memememi1@memi1One@quinrex It's a bit funny. When your chat says something "bad" they are hatewatchers, but when you say something bad, it's a meme. How did you achieve this power?6@quinrex It's a bit funny. When your chat says something "bad" they are hatewatchers, but when you say something bad, it's a meme. How did you achieve this power?philip@Neph37@quinrex i dont think this apology helps you in any way what so ever. this looks bad even with all this context@quinrex i dont think this apology helps you in any way what so ever. this looks bad even with all this contextnicefingameriot@ballofire69420@quinrex this tweet is the perfect example of why you are banned.145@quinrex this tweet is the perfect example of why you are banned.During his response video, Quin69 stressed what he felt were the differences between male and female upbringings, and a lot of viewers took issue with that. They contested that his explanation only fueled his misogynistic takes, and his usage of 'females' but not 'males' took away any credibility he may have had with his point.no guts@probeuwu@quinrex this should be obvious to you after the "i hate women" vs "i hate men" poll thing but its probably best you dont speak on women at all going forward. unless you're putting them on a pedestal and talking about how strong and great they are compared to men :)10@quinrex this should be obvious to you after the "i hate women" vs "i hate men" poll thing but its probably best you dont speak on women at all going forward. unless you're putting them on a pedestal and talking about how strong and great they are compared to men :)Bean @ Twst/GBF Hell@LesbeanSupreme@quinrex "Men are far more likely to be assaulted than females"At least you called us by our scientific name! Thnx bro@quinrex "Men are far more likely to be assaulted than females"At least you called us by our scientific name! Thnx broSeveral people directed their attention to Quintin's usage and explanation of "negative conditioning." They felt that it is practically an outdated practice, and nothing will ever justify the violence the Twitch streamer had attempted to condone.Kimmii91@Kimmii911@quinrex Punishment, or negative conditioning as you say has been proven to not only be a very bad form of teaching behaviourment compared to positive reinforcement. But it also risks inducing trauma and more lashing out. Get with the times.83@quinrex Punishment, or negative conditioning as you say has been proven to not only be a very bad form of teaching behaviourment compared to positive reinforcement. But it also risks inducing trauma and more lashing out. Get with the times.Several people felt that it is an outdated practice (image via Twitter)Scott Hellyer 🦆@tehMorag@quinrex Quin: *Talks about how negative conditioning with physical violence is needed to make people better.*Also Quin: *Posts a video about justifying the context of his quote without realizing Twitch is using negiative conditioning w/o physical violence to make him a better person.*4@quinrex Quin: *Talks about how negative conditioning with physical violence is needed to make people better.*Also Quin: *Posts a video about justifying the context of his quote without realizing Twitch is using negiative conditioning w/o physical violence to make him a better person.*Zaniyah Sandoval 🇺🇦@ZaniyahSandoval@quinrex Punching people in the head is not how you solve problems. I won't say violence is never the answer, because sometimes unfortunately it is, but in cases like this it certainly isn't.You can't just punch someone in the head because they're annoying. Adults use words not fists.@quinrex Punching people in the head is not how you solve problems. I won't say violence is never the answer, because sometimes unfortunately it is, but in cases like this it certainly isn't.You can't just punch someone in the head because they're annoying. Adults use words not fists.Moster Erik@MosterErik@quinrex Violence is never the answer. stop condoning it5@quinrex Violence is never the answer. stop condoning itFans and friends demonstrated disappointment towards the streamer and attempted to sway him to go back to his usual content rather than waste time making controversial takes.Dave Meyer@Demonace34@quinrex I've been watching and following since 2016 and your takes are getting worse and you keep doubling and tripling down on them. Physical violence doesn't teach people not to be a Karen.. people don't need to be punched in the head to learn.18@quinrex I've been watching and following since 2016 and your takes are getting worse and you keep doubling and tripling down on them. Physical violence doesn't teach people not to be a Karen.. people don't need to be punched in the head to learn.sprEEEzy@sprEEEzyOW@quinrex Quin, why do you keep pushing this kind of stuff to it's limits man? You don't need to do this type of content, you have a great lot going for yourself without that. You know how Twitch is these days, and yet you keep trying to play their game. You'll lose every time.@quinrex Quin, why do you keep pushing this kind of stuff to it's limits man? You don't need to do this type of content, you have a great lot going for yourself without that. You know how Twitch is these days, and yet you keep trying to play their game. You'll lose every time.The streamer was being berated for his takes (image via Twitter)Quin69's current ban is said to last 14 days, so he has approximately two weeks before he can return to his platform.