> No one is entitled to be given a "platform" to spread their message. Youtube is a megaphone and they have all the rights to control which messages they want t

> No one is entitled to be given a "platform" to spread their message. Youtube is a megaphone and they have all the rights to control which messages they want to amplify. Exactly, and this is what so many discussions of social media "censorship" miss. You have a right to say whatever you want. You don't have a right to have whatever you say automatically broadcast (and algorithmically surfaced to) millions of users. It would be like arguing that a newspaper should be required to publish anything anyone wrote.