> Which also means journalists won't be able to access those videos as sources Journalists and news media are the biggest advocates for censorship on social me

> Which also means journalists won't be able to access those videos as sources Journalists and news media are the biggest advocates for censorship on social media as it competes with their narrative. > Although, I'm not ready to call that a bad decision, because propaganda is indeed the biggest problem with ISIS. Most people equate ISIS with pure evil because of their propaganda. The biggest problem with ISIS is the killing/murders. Not their propaganda. Just because a few unhinged people are attracted to it doesn't mean that their propaganda is working. > but also treating the symptom is ok if we try to solve the deeper problem at the same time (unemployment? defiance resulting from corruption?). Don't forget the invasions of iraq/libya/syria/etc by our governments to destabilize the region. Which was supported by the traditional media.