YouTube removed a viral video of two doctors calling for an end to quarantine
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Re: YouTube removed a viral video of two doctors calling for an end to quarantine
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> Until YouTube joins the Senate, I think they’re fine doing whatever they want. I think it's reasonable to assume that the American government contains the same kind of people that are in governments the world over and throughout history. And governments have always attempted to suppress speech: that's why the First Amendment was written. Given Snowden's revelations, can you be sure that Youtube's censoring is simpl…
> Given Snowden's revelations What did Snowden reveal about government influence over private sector censorship? I must have missed it.
Re: YouTube removed a viral video of two doctors calling for an end to quarantine
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It's called private property. YouTube can do what it wants on its private platform. It's not a monopoly. There are other video platforms.
That's why putting everyone under house arrest is so effective. The left owns the online media, and they ban all non-left thought. Meanwhile, if you try to speak in person, the cops come and beat you up.
Re: YouTube removed a viral video of two doctors calling for an end to quarantine
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That's why putting everyone under house arrest is so effective. The left owns the online media, and they ban all non-left thought. Meanwhile, if you try to speak in person, the cops come and beat you up.
We have a free market. Anyone can build a video platform. PayPal existed before Stripe.
Of course, if Google doesn't approve your content, nobody can find it, and if Cloudflare doesn't approve of your content, it isn't actually online.
And, with everybody locked up, you can't go advertise it in the physical world.
So, basically, unless Google and Cloudflare like your content -- or the major media bullies them into liking your content -- your content does not exist.