"...in the absence of Right to Be Forgotten legislation, the DMCA can sometimes be used to the same end. Should Blippi be able to hide his poop video, which is gross, but not problematic or hateful?" https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/7xn4a4/how-kids-youtube-star-blippi-used-copyright-law-to-hide-his-harlem-shake-poop-video …
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I think that if it became a first person matter, any one of us would be very clear and very passionate about the right to remove own embarrassing artifacts from the internet. Imo, in a world where human dignity matters, it is not too much to ask.
I can go in very fine details as far as the mechanism of income redistribution if you like, just let me know. But the fake "freedom" public relations campaign is now 20 years old, and entire generation has been lied to, and I can't wait until more people realize it's robbery.