> As long as Youtube doesn't remove the videos outright there is no censorship As long as protests are limited to designated "free speech zones", there's no ce

> As long as Youtube doesn't remove the videos outright there is no censorship As long as protests are limited to designated "free speech zones", there's no censorship either, right? Yes yes one is private and the other is public property, but the effect is the exact same. Worse, in fact - at least when you're herded into a free speech zone, you know your speech is being restricted. But when your video doesn't get many views, you have no idea.