I'm not sure why you say "arrived". People have always been fired for arrests at some companies. Twitch is basically their employer, so it's not much different here.
Whether it should be allowed or not by law can be a different discussion, but we don't have to pretend that this is new
Anyone with substantial following, who would be most likely to get snitched on with this new policy, will be making money from twitch.
It doesn't matter to me how you categorize that relationship, my point is valid. "Basically employees" was a plenty fine layman's categorization, though. We aren't lawyers here.
Did you miss my quotations? I said "fire" in quotations, obviously not meant to be taken literally.
And it's not quite like that. It's if someone comes up to you and says "Hey I can get a bunch of people to come and drink from your water hose. If I get enough can you pay me?" And then they get arrested for murder and you think maybe they should stop.
Whether it should be allowed or not by law can be a different discussion, but we don't have to pretend that this is new