> You don't get "free speech" on Youtube. Its not a government censoring you. Its a private company doing whatever they want on their private website. Oh, I ag

> You don't get "free speech" on Youtube. Its not a government censoring you. Its a private company doing whatever they want on their private website. Oh, I agree. But this topic keeps coming up over and over recently. It seems like people forget that by moving everything into the homes of Google and Facebook they agreed to these terms. You can still host content yourself. If you want free speech, do that.