> Google arbitrarily decided it was #extremism, therefore #banned It is extremism. What makes a difference is the people's intention of uploading it. But it is

> Google arbitrarily decided it was #extremism, therefore #banned It is extremism. What makes a difference is the people's intention of uploading it. But it is not clearly to me, whether it makes a difference or not, if that video's targeting audience see this video and use it as an inspiration to commit terrorism. > Google is on a crusade to demonitize any video it doesn't like I am going to be a devil's advocate, make money out of a platform is not freedom of speech, or freedom of expression. That is why I cringed every time when some Youtuber acts like cry baby that certain video is demonetize crying no freedom of speech while that video is not blocked and had a million views.