Streaming personality John "Tectone" has been banned from Twitch once again after seemingly threatening a viewer and dropping the homophobic "F-slur" during a live broadcast on the platform. The streamer's Twitch channel is now inaccessible. Attempts to open the channel now lead to a message claiming that it is "temporarily unavailable due to a violation of Twitch's Community Guidelines or Terms of Service."Tectone has since made a post on X reacting to the ban. Implying that Twitch political commentator Hasan "HasanAbi" should be suspended for his remarks about Ethan Klein's wife, Hila Klein, as well, Tectone wrote:"I am all for me getting banned (if it happens) for telling a chatter to kill themselves (I apologized it just really rolls off the tongue sometimes ngl) But can we also ban Hasan for saying Hila Klein is a valid military target Orrrr [sic] we just gonna ignore that?"TECTONE 🇺🇸 @TectoneLINKI am all for me getting banned (if it happens) for telling a chatter to kill themselves (I apologized it just really rolls off the tongue sometimes ngl) But can we also ban Hasan for saying Hila Klein is a valid military target Orrrr we just gonna ignore that?What did Tectone say before being banned on Twitch?A clip from his Twitch broadcast showcases Tectone calling out a chatter and threatening to kill them "in real life." Subsequently, the streamer proceeded to opine about words that are generally deemed as being off-limits, and how, according to him, their no longer being in use has led people to resort to more damning words, which often involve crime accusations.In the process, Tectone dropped the "F-slur" twice while using the word "ret**d" repeatedly as well. Starting by slamming a viewer while replying to their message sent in his broadcast's chat, Tectone said:"'Wait, is that a confession?' No, shut the f**k up, you f**king weird f**k, how about I kill you in real life. Good lord, being weird as sh**."Continuing to give his take on words that are not considered appropriate for usage by content creators, Tectone stated:"This is why we need to bring the word f****t back. Right, the reason why that is, is because when the internet says we can't say r****d, we can't say f****t, you know, any of these words, right? Now, creators have gone and said, oh, well we can't say r****d, or this other word, so now we're going to call you a p*dophile, now we're going to call you a rapist, now we're going to call you an abuser, now we're going to call you a s*xual assaulter, because you took away the fun hee-hee ha-ha words from the internet that did not get you accused of a crime, and now, people are just accusing everyone of crimes."With his Twitch channel no longer available, fans can tune into his Kick or YouTube channel, where he often hosts livestreams.In other news, Twitch political streamer Hasan "HasanAbi" recently reacted to an X post by Jimmy "MrBeast", in which the latter could be seen complaining about his relatively lower ranking in the Most Influential Creators of 2025 list by Rolling Stone.