Razörfist Responds To Accusations, Fails To Address The Actual Issue!

 

Razörfist Is Accussed Of Grooming A 15 Year Old Girl

Months ago, accusations against Youtuber Razörfist resurfaced and were discussed by the streaming duo of PPP and Andy Warski, known collectively as the Kino Casino. In the stream, PPP and Andy go over claims that Razörfist groomed and dated an underage girl by the name of Eve. Former Intellivision Amico shill and current "anti-woke" Youtuber SmashJt decided to watch said stream and add his own commentary to the mix. After remaining silent on the issue for several months, Razörfist decided to address the accusations made against him by his ex-girlfriend, and those commentating on them, in a video posted to X. 

While some have been swayed by the unnecessary use of fancy words and fast talking, I and many others have been able to cut through the rhetoric and get to the heart of the matter. There are two questions, obvious and glaring, that Razörfist did not answer. In fact, Razörfist did not even look in their direction. The answers to these two questions would do the very thing Razörfist attempted to do in his video response, completely exonerate Razörfist of any wrongdoing. 

When Did Razörfist Start Talking To Eve?

The first question, "When did Razörfist first start talking to his girlfriend Eve?" is extremely import as it would directly address the groomer accusations being levied at Razörfist. Now, in Razörfist's own words, he was dating a woman at the time Eve would have still been underage. While he did use the idea of him having a public girlfriend as the reason he couldn't have a secret online girlfriend, he didn't actually say he was not in contact with Eve while she was underage. We do know, through public posts by Eve and statements by Razörfist, that shortly after she turned 18 she moved from Chicago to Arizona to live with Razörfist. 

If alarm bells are going off after reading that last sentence, then congratulations you are among the people not willing to allow Razörfist to handwave away these serious accusations. As stated, Eve had just turned 18 when she decided to move across the country to live with Razörfist. Unless both Eve and Razörfist are people with more heart than brains, then you have to question why she would do that. Clearly, the answer is they were in some kind of serious relationship. One that formed and blossomed prior to her 18th birthday. Regardless of how pure and non-sexual this relationship was, the fact that a thirty something year old man was communicating over the internet to a person under 18 is highly disturbing. It only gets creepier if you consider how long and serious a relationship would have to be to get a newly 18-year-old woman to pick up and travel across the country to move in with a guy she never met face to face. 

Why Isn't Razörfist Suing Eve?

The second question, "Why isn't Razörfist suing Eve?" is almost extremely telling in its potential answers. We know Razörfist has insinuated that he would sue and end the Youtube careers of SmashJT and the Kino Casino as well as unnamed others who commented on the accusations against him. What we don't know is if Razörfist plans on suing the person, Eve, who made the initial accusations and posted a video of Razörfist emotionally and mentally abusing her. You would think, that if Razörfist was worried about being defamed and having his image tarnished then he would go after the very source of all his current woes.

As I said it is very telling that he has not filed a lawsuit against Eve, for what he is claiming is "libelous claims." It could be that, the claims are in fact 100% true and Razörfist knows that if he did sue Even then irrefutable evidence would come out in court and big words, fast talk, of selective "evidence" he shows in a video response to his haters will save him. If he is in fact guilty of some or all of the accusations against him, then he would definitely not want to sue the person who could expose him completely.

Perhaps Razörfist isn't guilty, rather there are some other embarrassing things that he is afraid might come out if he took Eve to court. Razörfist has crafted a very particular online image of being an alpha male intellectual who doesn't partake in certain immoral or unsavory activities. Could it be that Razörfist isn't suing Eve for fear that a trial would expose him as a fraud? Protecting your image, which is the driving factor behind his Youtube success, is a very strong motivator to not sue someone who might expose your hypocricy.

Innocent Until Proven Guilty

Ultimately, these accusations are nothing more than unproven claims. Circumstantial evidence has been provided by both Eve and Razörfist along with edited videos and incomplete chats. Nothing presented by either party has reached the level of admissible evidence in a court of law. Without an actual trial, proper documentation of the facts and evidence, and both parties being cross examined under oath there is no way to know what is or isn't actually true. This uncertainty only benefits the accuser, especially in the era of social media, and Razörfist is foolish to not handle this in a legal matter.

That said, it is quite insane for Razörfist to threaten to sue content creators for simply commenting on claims made by another party. Should Razörfist actually sue any of the parties mentioned in this article, I imagine a judge would immediately toss the lawsuit out. As none of the parties calling out Razörfist are doing so based on discredited evidence nor are they inventing evidence, this is a clear case of a popular Youtube content creator getting upset that other people are using their First Amendment rights to express negative opinions about him.