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I bet it will extend to fully cover one side of the aisle, but not cross over to the other.

• dleslie 6y ago
  It would help if one side of the aisle didn't continue to stand behind a conspiracy theory that has failed in court _many_ dozens of times, now.
  • jpttsn 6y ago
    I doubt that it would help; I don’t think failing in court will be YouTube’s standard. As so many comments remind us, they’re a private company. They don’t have to wait for a court’s opinion. I also think no left-of-center conspiracy theory would be thrown off YouTube, even if it failed in court. Maybe this is great, I don’t make any value judgment. It’s just a bet. Take my money if I’m wrong.
    • dleslie 6y ago
      In 2016 they demonitized The Young Turks at one point, a long with a slew of education and left-wing vlogs. https://www.forbes.com/sites/fruzsinaeordogh/2016/09/02/making-sense-of-youtubes-great-demonetization-controversy-of-2016/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/fruzsinaeordogh/2016/09/02/maki...
      • jpttsn 6y ago
        Was that a conspiracy theory, and had it failed in court?
  • themaninthedark 6y ago
    From what I understand, the majority of the lawsuits were dismissed for lack of standing not evidentiary reasons.