I definitely see how YT content policy is a fraught subject but it's unbelievably naïve to say it's risking the radicalization of a group of people giving life

I definitely see how YT content policy is a fraught subject but it's unbelievably naïve to say it's risking the radicalization of a group of people giving life to a 17-state effort to nullify the popular vote in the artificially packed Supreme Court. I'm willing to err on the side of not placating a faction of society that are already sold on fascism as our best path forward.