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> preventing people from deciding for themselves is censorship YouTube isn't telling anybody they can't watch it, they just don't want their name associated wi
by mcphage 7y ago
> preventing people from deciding for themselves is censorship
YouTube isn't telling anybody they can't watch it, they just don't want their name associated with it, or pay for the hardware to serve it out.
- blisterpeanuts 7y agoOver 500 hours of videos are uploaded to Youtube every minute. You think they actually care about the cost of hardware to host a 2-hour political documentary? As far as censorship goes, taking down a video for political reasons is pretty much textbook censorship, regardless how you may spin it or justify it.