Sausa

That still sounds like victim blaming to me? Yes, there are a ton of shit people in the world, but I feel like rather than "she shouldn't have taken up that career", we should instead be fighting back against the idea that people are allowed to be this shitty:

What's up with these people that they give out so much abuse?
Did YouTube and other sites do anything to protect her?
What else can we do to protect vulnerable people from abuse while letting them do their job?
What support did she get? Could she have had more?
How can we prevent this from happening to the next content creator?

I don't know the answer to these, but just saying 'she shouldn't have started in the first place' feels like a massive cop out to me.