Today has generated a lot of questions and confusion. We know it hasn't been easy for everyone. Going forward, we'll be taking a closer look at our own harassment policies, with the aim to update them. Our thoughts and plans:https://yt.be/help/zxSq
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Replying to @TeamYouTube
This is actually straight up censorship. You are caving into mob mentality liberal pressure, and now left-leaning people can pick what offends them and say that its harassment or hate speech and you're gonna deplatform them to protect your company image & brand.
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Replying to @Jonathon_Hills @TeamYouTube
(2) It's going to continue to get worse and worse until the point where the only content on the platform will be liberal news and kid content. Absolutely terrible Youtube, this is supposed to be a platform of Free Speech fair to all, and the platform of the people.
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as someone living in a country where there is no bill of rights and no "true" free speech - it's weird to see people who have it make the assumption that every platform and every service is a part of that freedom. It doesnt really work that way. (1)
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Replying to @CarltonStClaire @Jonathon_Hills and
cont...They give you access to a service that they make on your acceptance of their terms. The right to free speech means you can stand on the street and speak your mind without fear, that doesnt extend to the shop youve just walked into or the online service you use. Just sayin
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the problem is however, is social media has become the new public square for debate and discourse. and I hate saying this but these corporations have too much power over it.
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problem or not, social media isnt a right, of course im not a constitutional expert but i would say you have the right to register a domain and put a computer onto the internet to serve data and you can put whatever you like there as long as its lawful (cont)
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Replying to @CarltonStClaire @GLAClAL0007 and
...and insofar as it falls under the grounds of what is legally recognised as free speech ypu can do that...probably...but once you are using another's service they have the right to deny you access to their platform based on whatever their terms of service are.
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Again, our debate proves my point. This is the new public square. It needs to be recognized as such.
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that well may be, but as I said elsewhere & I'm happy to be proven wrong, I've never heard of the US government ever forcing a company to enforce free speech for users. The answer is simply you're free to choose another platform. this is where services like @bitchute are rising.
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