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> They've decided that these neo-Nazi videos are causing violence By this logic, shouldn't neo-Nazi rallies or protests be "causing violence" as well because t
by umvi 7y ago
> They've decided that these neo-Nazi videos are causing violence
By this logic, shouldn't neo-Nazi rallies or protests be "causing violence" as well because they influence people to commit violent acts later the same way neo-Nazi videos influence people? Yet that is the very thing the officers in GP's comment are protecting.
- snowwrestler 7y agoThe fundamental distinction is government vs private. Police carry weapons that can kill, and have jails that can lock you up for a long time. Youtube has none of those negative things. They have positive things: great technology and a huge audience. The worst they can do is deny you access to those. In general, you're not owed an audience. The police won't bring you an audience for your protest, and Youtube won't bring you an audience for your videos unless they want to.