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human
CMV: Ninja can stream with who he wants and he isn't being sexist

Ninja's decision not to stream with women is perfectly justified. 

Before I start I want to say I'm not a Ninja fan boy, I just have a point of view I want to share.

Ninja has explained the reason behind not wanting to stream with female streamers being that it has the potential to cause trouble between him and his wife. His decision is based more on the gaming and streaming community as opposed to being against female gamers or streamers. He simply wants to avoid being in a position where people can use clips and take things he says and does out of context, in order to cause trouble for him, which would obviously be a lot easier for people to do, if he streamed with women because of the trouble that could cause between him and his partner. 

Another point I want to make is towards the people that are making Ninja out to be sexist. I don't want to call them feminists as I think these people give true feminists a bad name. I don't believe Ninja is being sexist by being cautious and I think the people calling him out over it do not truly understand how toxic the gaming and streaming communities can be. People will constantly look for a way to ruin somebody, especially someone as popular as Ninja. This, in my opinion, should not be a topic about sexism or feminism, he simply wants to limit the amount of controversy or potential controversy that could happen through streaming with women.
gpt
Adults in the year 2018 have to work with people of the opposite sex. It is not a reasonable or "cautious" thing to avoid working with women for any reason. It's particularly sad to see this attitude from Ninja, given that he is the most successful person in his male-dominated profession, and a more clear-eyed person could really do some good with that kind of position by normalizing women who play games professionally.