Article goes out of its way to avoid saying what's actually in the song or video.
YouTube deletes rapper's 'Let's Go Brandon' song claiming medical misinformation
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Re: YouTube deletes rapper's 'Let's Go Brandon' song claiming medical misinformation
#92Apparently the 'misinformation' trope has extended into art. Many of you defending censorship in the last few years (and very much so on HN) on political grounds are going to be changing your minds in the coming years due to stuff like this.
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Silencing people and pretending it’s OK is not going to work. It’s a double edge sword. Because one day they’re going to silence you. The math doesn’t work out long term.
Re: YouTube deletes rapper's 'Let's Go Brandon' song claiming medical misinformation
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You had power. You sued for the right to do what these platform providers are doing, and the courts agreed.
Congratulations.
Re: YouTube deletes rapper's 'Let's Go Brandon' song claiming medical misinformation
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#96So, now you cannot make even art with dissident ideas.
Welcome 1984!
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#97i disagree with censoring. but i want to pose a question. if i have q WordPress blog on a $5vps, and you post a comment saying my blog post is stupid. its my vps,im paying for it, i can delete the comment if i want right? where do you draw the line? how big exactly does my blog have to get before this is considered big tech censorship?
> where do you draw the line?
When you have lobbyists working for you.
Re: YouTube deletes rapper's 'Let's Go Brandon' song claiming medical misinformation
#98Apparently the 'misinformation' trope has extended into art. Many of you defending censorship in the last few years (and very much so on HN) on political grounds are going to be changing your minds in the coming years due to stuff like this.
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Should they remove all videos of cars driving over the speed limit too?
Re: YouTube deletes rapper's 'Let's Go Brandon' song claiming medical misinformation
#99Article goes out of its way to avoid saying what's actually in the song or video.
That seems to be a really common thing! It's incredibly frustrating when reading some articles about someone being cancelled or the like.