It would be pretty cool if Twitch would stop having such an obvious bias against people the twitch staff don't like and doing nothing when the people who they do like blatantly break twitch TOS. Imagine if you would ban people equally. For example in your TOS it says "Violence and Threats
Acts and threats of violence are counterproductive to promoting a safe, inclusive, and friendly community. Violence on Twitch is taken seriously and is considered a zero-tolerance violation, and all accounts associated with such activities on Twitch will be indefinitely suspended.

For example, you may not show or promote [content warning]:

Attempts or threats to physically harm or kill others
Attempts or threats to hack, dox, DDOS, or SWAT others
Use of weapons to physically threaten, intimidate, harm, or kill others
Encouraging others to participate in acts that may harm others
In situations where a user has lost control of their broadcast due to severe injury, medical emergency, police action, or being targeted with serious violence, we will temporarily remove the channel and associated content.

In exceptional circumstances, we may preemptively suspend accounts when we believe an individual’s use of Twitch poses a high likelihood of inciting violence. In weighing the risk of harm, we consider an individual’s influence, the level of recklessness in their past behaviors (on Twitch or elsewhere), whether or not there continues to be a risk of harm, and the scale of ongoing threats.

Content or activities that threaten or promote sexual violence are strictly prohibited and may be reported to law enforcement. See Adult Sexual Violence for more detail." Yet Hasan went live threatened a youtuber with a firearm and nothing has happened. Said youtuber never commented on Hasan's stream at all.