Good god. It's a joke. > We can't blame pewdiepie nor expect him to act mature even though he has more than 70 million subscribers. And apparently, he can't g

Good god. It's a joke. > We can't blame pewdiepie nor expect him to act mature even though he has more than 70 million subscribers. And apparently, he can't get some people to understand sarcasm or get a sense of humor. > But youtube needs to have some sort of policy on subscriber campaigns to avoid these type of scenarios. It's not a "campaign". It's a joke. You would think someone one 'hacker'news would have a sense of humor or understand it at least, even if it isn't their style.