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YouTube doesn't endorse things that are in violation of their TOS, regardless of someone's ability to evade a censor for whatever reason. And yeah, sure, every
by lobf 5y ago
YouTube doesn't endorse things that are in violation of their TOS, regardless of someone's ability to evade a censor for whatever reason.
And yeah, sure, everything should be judged on it's merits, however there's simply not enough time in the day to independently verify all facts. It's much easier and generally reliable to start with the mainstream news sources like NPR, who we can generally assume to be trustworthy.