Sure, but that's not what they're talking about. This ban the State of Texas, itself from using YouTube to discuss their own belief in election fraud. It bans

Sure, but that's not what they're talking about. This ban the State of Texas, itself from using YouTube to discuss their own belief in election fraud. It bans the sitting president from discussing his own belief in election fraud. It bans the current Senate leadership from discussing their belief in election fraud. Some people criticize YouTube there because they are a private company refusing to carry the messages of publicly elected officials. Now, I personally feel no need to defend any of these entities. They're all powerful figures capable of their own fighting. If I had to decide on the topic, I'd probably support YouTube as they're the piddling multi-billion dollar company that employs my friends, where as their opponents are the leaders of a trillion-dollar nation with military might exceeding any other country in the world. YouTube is most definitely the underdog in this fight.