Thank you all for the feedback!

I just wanna thank everyone for the support you've given me after yesterday's post. You are all so sweet and kind, and I really appreciate it. Before he showed his true colors, Flick used to be a [mostly] chill person to talk to. I remember us chatting about things that happened in our lives. But after the whole fight, I really can't look at him the same way again. I have also posted other LGBT+ comics prior to Cat Bird Dog. IDK where Flick was when I was posting Blobby & Friends, because that series was heavy in the gay and lesbian themes. Other comics that had these topics, even if it was just for a few episodes, include Swords (a female character named Knife tries to save her wife via the Longsword of Time), Gator Days (a character named Hannah has two dads), and Purritos (there was a comic advocating for trans rights). There's also horror artist Adam Ellis, who has expressed time and again in his comics and on his social media that he's gay. Other artists whose work has been featured on the stream support LGBT+ rights, too, even if they aren't gay or trans, themselves. Pizzacake and Shen are two people I can think of, as of making this. There are more LGBT+ comics that I want to post in the future, but there's also the fact that Flick (and maybe even Shinobii) might once again cause trouble along the way. So I want your opinions on the following:; Should Flick and Shinobii stay banned for their actions, or should they be let back into the stream, but with boundaries placed? In order for us to move on from this situation, we have to find a solution that we can all benefit from. For obvious reasons, the twins themselves will not be allowed to answer this question.